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Dallas voters approve marijuana decriminalization. What does it mean?
DALLAS — Dallas voters approved a petition-driven ballot proposition to decriminalize possession of four ounces or less of marijuana. Also dubbed the “Dallas Freedom Act” by supporters, the ballot proposition was spearheaded by a self-described progressive group called Ground Game Texas.
Here’s where Dallas’ voters stand on decriminalizing small amounts of weed
The Dallas charter proposition would ban the police department from arresting or citing people suspected of possessing four ounces or less of marijuana
Dallas voters say 'yes' to marijuana decriminalization and more police on election night
Voters were strongly behind the decriminalization measure, but votes on changes to city government and the police department were much closer.
Election Day 2024: Dallas Voters Approve Marijuana Decriminalization, 2 of 3 HERO Amendments
Dallas Election Day 2024 Live Updates Though Dallas County Elections website problems slowed the flow of hourly updates as promised, final results were posted early Wednesday morning, showing voters approved 15 of 17 city charter amendments,
These 3 Texas cities just decriminalized marijuana
The new weed laws in Dallas will prevent police from making arrests or issuing citations for Class A or B misdemeanor cannabis possession offenses.
Marijuana decriminalization wins in three major Texas cities, but no business opportunities yet
A trio of marijuana decriminalization measures cruised to victory at the municipal level in Texas on Tuesday night, in the cities of Dallas, Bastrop and Lockhart, where all of the ballot questions won with more than 60% support.
Voters in Dallas, Bastrop, Lockhart decriminalize small amounts of marijuana
The cities join a growing list of Texas jurisdictions deprioritizing arrests for four ounces or less of marijuana possession.
Two Texas Hill Country cities approve marijuana decriminalization efforts
As Americans installed a new president Tuesday, two Texas Hill Country cities voted to institute change at the local level. According to unofficial election results, Lockhart's Proposition A and Bastrop's Proposition M both received voter approval in a grassroots move to decriminalize low-level marijuana offenses and deem them a low priority for local authorities.
Dallas residents to vote on decriminalizing marijuana
Decriminalizing marijuana is on the ballot for Dallas voters in the 2024 election.
Dallas residents vote to decriminalize marijuana
Dallas residents were loud and clear on one issue – marijuana possession is now decriminalized for four ounces or less.
Dallas votes to decriminalize 4 oz. of marijuana
Proposition R amends the city charter to decriminalize the drug, making it the lowest enforcement priority for the Dallas ...
Dallas voters decriminalize marijuana in small amounts
Dallas voters have decided to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana, making the city one of the largest in the country to ...
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Dallas overwhelmingly votes to decriminalize marijuana in early election results
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Election 2024: 2 Dallas Hero charter amendments pass, lots of school bonds fail
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Early voters mostly supported Dallas’ propositions. Here’s what they rejected
Early voters rejected efforts to increase the pay for Dallas’ leaders but mostly approved of 13 other propositions backed by ...