Ohioans approved Issue 2 because it created a simple, comprehensible, voter-designed cannabis system. It legalized adult use, protected home grow, limited local obstruction, established clear tax distribution rules, and placed regulation under one division with a focused mandate. The framework was straightforward, predictable, and easy to administer. SB 56 replaces that model with a dense,

Senate Bill 56 – Revise medical and adult-use marijuana laws; levy marijuana taxeshttps://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/136/sb56 SB56 is a full-scale takeover and rebuild of Ohio’s hemp market. The bill treats “intoxicating hemp” almost the same as marijuana and creates a tightly controlled system run by the Division of Cannabis Control and the Department of Agriculture. SB56 creates a

While you were sleeping, Ohio law changed again. Lawmakers jammed through a $2B property tax package, an election overhaul, hemp limits, school fixes, and inmate product rules, plus a pile of extras. The following sixteen bills have been sent to Governor DeWine’s desk to become law in 30 days. House Bill 186 – Regards school