So, OHIO DU members, how do you think Ohio will vote on Recreational pot? Yes or No?

[Logical]

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

1. I'm voting per the league of women voter's suggestions.

For the redistricting issue, for the anti-monopoly issue, against the pot monopoly.

I'm fine with legal pot, even for recreational use. I'm not fine with it being used simply to make a small number of rich people more rich at the expense of regular people.

[Logical]

2. I think if it fails it will not be tried again for a while. I would think better to vote yes.....

and fix it later. Ohio would be a huge win for the cause, a loss hurt everyone for legal pot.

[irisblue]

3. No on 2, Yes on 3

I hope so.

[Logical]

4. Good luck, Ohio would be a major win! nt

[Warren DeMontague]

7. You need to make sure people are educated about the initiatives.

From what I've heard they're confusingly presented.

[Comrade Grumpy]

5. This thing is a dead heat in the latest polls. Get out and vote to free the weed!

[Warren DeMontague]

6. I think a combination of badly written and badly worded initiatives may sink it, this time around.

But the legalization train is going to keep rolling regardless.

[Quackers]

8. From my understanding, if it passes, it will be controlled by a select few.

They will have a monopoly and no one else can do it. For that reason, I'm hearing that a lot of pro-pot voters are voting no.

[krawhitham]

10. 10 people/groups will be allowed to have grow houses.

individuals can grow 4 plants but you have to pay for that privilege and they have to right to inspect your home at any time without warning

[Warren DeMontague]

11. I don't know all the details of the initiative, but I think it has real problems

some pro-legalization outfits have tried to argue that it's not as bad as some of the press it is getting, but it sure sounds like Ohio can do better.

One thing I can tell you is, a loss this year is not the end of the road. Oregon voted it down in 2010 and voted for a better initiative in 2014. I suspect after several failed tries, California will vote to legalize next year, too.

Personally, I think Oregon's law is an excellent model for states to use.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

12. And those 4 can only be bought from them.

I'm not interested in giving police a reason to show up at my door and decide to shoot my beagles for being 'threatening' when they run forward barking a greeting. (Not to mention even if it's legal, as a nurse I wouldn't be using, even if I wanted to try growing it as a gardener.)

So screw that.

[krawhitham]

9. I can not vote for a damn cartel

3 Other groups are working on getting Pot on the ballot for next year. I'll vote for one of them next year