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1. Shard Calculation

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Calculated Shard: 190 (from laksa058)

2. Crawled Status Check

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa190.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical, ml_categories_json AS ml_categories_json, ml_types_json AS ml_types_json, ml_intent_types_json AS ml_intent_types_json, meta_language AS meta_language, attrs_author AS attrs_author, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_publish_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_original_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_original_publish_time, ifNull(attrs_is_republished, 0) AS attrs_is_republished, ifNull(attrs_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_nr_words, ifNull(attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, ifNull(body_ext_links_number, 0) AS body_ext_links_number, ifNull(body_int_links_number, 0) AS body_int_links_number, ifNull(meta_nofollow, 0) AS meta_nofollow, ifNull(meta_noarchive, 0) AS meta_noarchive, ifNull(props_was_rendered, 0) AS props_was_rendered, ifNull(src_redirect, \'\') AS src_redirect, ifNull(download_time_msec, 0) AS download_time_msec, ifNull(download_ttfb_msec, 0) AS download_ttfb_msec, ifNull(download_size, 0) AS download_size FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.mpp.org/states/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.mpp.org/states/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

Response:

{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/","crawl_time":1777273185,"first_indexed_time":1434222364,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"org,mpp!www,\/states\/ s443","src_root_hash":"16179295088491842190","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"State Policy","meta_descriptions":["We Change Laws!"],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"MPP spearheaded most of the major state-level cannabis policy reforms enacted in the past 20 years.\nMPP played a leading role in 14 of the 24 adult-use legalization laws, starting with drafting, funding, and staffing the historic 2012 Amendment 64 initiative in Colorado — which made the state the first place in history to legalize cannabis for adults and regulate it like alcohol. MPP also led the coalitions and \/ or was the leading funder for initiatives to legalize and regulate cannabis in Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, and Ohio.\nTurning to state legislation, MPP spearheaded the advocacy campaigns that made Vermont and Illinois the first two states to legalize cannabis for adults through the legislative process rather than the ballot box. MPP also played a key role in passing the most recent legalization three laws to pass a state legislature — Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island — and in Maryland, where voters approved a legalization measure that lawmakers referred to them.\nMPP and the campaign committees it funded also played a leading role in successful efforts to pass 15 state medical cannabis laws (in Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, and Vermont) and seven decriminalization laws (in Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont).\nMPP is currently focusing on legalizing and regulating cannabis via the state legislatures in\nHawaii\n,\nLouisiana\n,\nNew Hampshire\n,\nand\nPennsylvania\n.\nMeanwhile, MPP is also working with patient advocates and allies to advance medical cannabis protections in several other states, including\nKansas\n,\nNorth Carolina\n, \nSouth Carolina\n, and\nWisconsin\n. In addition, MPP monitors and analyzes all\ncannabis-related bills\nin all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as cannabis policy in the\nU.S. territories\n.\nVisit your state page to learn about current cannabis-related legislation or initiatives in your state or to contact your state legislators. We also invite you to review MPP’s resources in support of\ndecriminalization\n, \nlegalization and regulation\n, and \nmedical cannabis\n.  ","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to content](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/#maincontent)\n\n- [**Take Action:**](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/takeaction\/actions\/federal-legalization-now\/) Urge Congress to End Federal Cannabis Prohibition\n\n[Select a State](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/)\n\n- [Alabama](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/alabama\/?state=AL)\n- [Alaska](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/alaska\/?state=AK)\n- [Arizona](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/arizona\/?state=AZ)\n- [Arkansas](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/arkansas\/?state=AR)\n- [California](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/california\/?state=CA)\n- [Colorado](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/colorado\/?state=CO)\n- [Connecticut](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/connecticut\/?state=CT)\n- [Delaware](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/delaware\/?state=DE)\n- [District of Columbia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/district-of-columbia\/?state=DC)\n- [Florida](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/florida\/?state=FL)\n- [Georgia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/georgia\/?state=GA)\n- [Hawaii](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/hawaii\/?state=HI)\n- [Idaho](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/idaho\/?state=ID)\n- [Illinois](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/illinois\/?state=IL)\n- [Indiana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/indiana\/?state=IN)\n- [Iowa](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/iowa\/?state=IA)\n- [Kansas](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/kansas\/?state=KS)\n- [Kentucky](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/kentucky\/?state=KY)\n- [Louisiana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/louisiana\/?state=LA)\n- [Maine](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/maine\/?state=ME)\n- [Maryland](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/maryland\/?state=MD)\n- [Massachusetts](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/massachusetts\/?state=MA)\n- [Michigan](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/michigan\/?state=MI)\n- [Minnesota](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/minnesota\/?state=MN)\n- [Mississippi](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/mississippi\/?state=MS)\n- [Missouri](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/missouri\/?state=MO)\n- [Montana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/montana\/?state=MT)\n- [Nebraska](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/nebraska\/?state=NE)\n- [Nevada](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/nevada\/?state=NV)\n- [New Hampshire](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-hampshire\/?state=NH)\n- [New Jersey](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-jersey\/?state=NJ)\n- [New Mexico](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-mexico\/?state=NM)\n- [New York](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-york\/?state=NY)\n- [North Carolina](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/north-carolina\/?state=NC)\n- [North Dakota](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/north-dakota\/?state=ND)\n- [Ohio](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/ohio\/?state=OH)\n- [Oklahoma](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/oklahoma\/?state=OK)\n- [Oregon](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/oregon\/?state=OR)\n- [Pennsylvania](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/pennsylvania\/?state=PA)\n- [Rhode Island](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/rhode-island\/?state=RI)\n- [South Carolina](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/south-carolina\/?state=SC)\n- [South Dakota](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/south-dakota\/?state=SD)\n- [Tennessee](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/tennessee\/?state=TN)\n- [Texas](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/texas\/?state=TX)\n- [Utah](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/utah\/?state=UT)\n- [Vermont](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/vermont\/?state=VT)\n- [Virginia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/virginia\/?state=VA)\n- [Washington](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/washington\/?state=WA)\n- [West Virginia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/west-virginia\/?state=WV)\n- [Wisconsin](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/wisconsin\/?state=WI)\n- [Wyoming](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/wyoming\/?state=WY)\n\n- [About us](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/)\n  - [Who We Are](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/)\n    - [MPP Team](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mpp-staff\/)\n    - [Board of Directors](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mpp-foundational-details\/)\n    - [Jobs](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/jobs\/)\n    - [Contact Us](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/contact-us\/)\n  - [What We Do](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/)\n    - [Overview](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/overview-of-the-marijuana-policy-project\/)\n    - [Mission and Values](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mission-and-values\/)\n    - [Our Work](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/our-work\/)\n    - [Campaigns](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/campaigns\/)\n    - [Our History](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/history\/)\n  - [Resources & Media](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/)\n    - [Tax Documents](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/tax-documents\/)\n    - [In the Media](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/in-the-media\/)\n- [Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/)\n  - [Federal Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/federal\/)\n  - [State Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/)\n  - [U.S. Territory Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/us-territories\/)\n  - [Ballot Initiatives](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/ballot-initiatives\/)\n- [Issues](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/)\n  - [Criminal Justice](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/criminal-justice\/)\n  - [Decriminalization](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/decriminalization\/)\n  - [Economics](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/economics\/)\n  - [Cannabis Legalization](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/legalization\/)\n  - [Legislation](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/legislation\/)\n  - [Medical Cannabis](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/medical-marijuana\/)\n  - [FAQ](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/faq-mj\/)\n- [Newsroom](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/)\n  - [Press Releases](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/press\/)\n  - [Blog](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/)\n  - [Events](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/events\/)\n- [Giving](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/mpp\/)\n  - [Donate to MPP](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/mpp\/)\n  - 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[Mission and Values](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mission-and-values\/)\n    - [Our Work](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/our-work\/)\n    - [Campaigns](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/campaigns\/)\n    - [Our History](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/history\/)\n  - [Resources & Media](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/)\n    - [Tax Documents](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/tax-documents\/)\n    - [In the Media](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/in-the-media\/)\n- [Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/)\n  - [Federal Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/federal\/)\n  - [State Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/)\n  - [U.S. Territory Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/us-territories\/)\n  - [Ballot Initiatives](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/ballot-initiatives\/)\n- [Issues](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/)\n  - [Criminal Justice](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/criminal-justice\/)\n  - [Decriminalization](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/decriminalization\/)\n  - [Economics](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/economics\/)\n  - [Cannabis Legalization](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/legalization\/)\n  - [Legislation](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/legislation\/)\n  - [Medical Cannabis](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/medical-marijuana\/)\n  - [FAQ](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/faq-mj\/)\n- [Newsroom](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/)\n  - [Press Releases](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/press\/)\n  - [Blog](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/)\n  - [Events](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/events\/)\n- [Giving](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/mpp\/)\n  - [Donate to MPP](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/mpp\/)\n  - [Donate to MPP Foundation](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/foundation\/)\n  - [Membership](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/membership\/)\n  - [Shop](https:\/\/shop.mpp.org\/)\n  - [Other Ways to Help](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/support\/other-ways-to-give\/)\n- [Take Action](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/takeaction\/)\n  - [Spread the Word](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/takeaction\/#spread)\n  - [Get Involved](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/takeaction\/#get-involved)\n  - [Register to Vote](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/takeaction\/register-to-vote\/)\n\n[Donate](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/)\n\n## State Policy\n- [Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/ \"Policy\")\n- State Policy\n\nSelect state\n\nStates with medical marijuana laws\n\nStates that have removed jail time for possessing small amounts of marijuana\n\nState has a very limited medical cannabis program.\n\nStates that have both a medical marijuana law and have removed jail time for possessing small amounts of marijuana\n\nMarijuana is legal for adults and is taxed and regulated similarly to alcohol; state also has a medical marijuana law\n\nMarijuana is legal for adults (no sales); medical marijuana law\n\n- [Alabama](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/alabama\/)\n- [Alaska](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/alaska\/)\n- [Arizona](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/arizona\/)\n- [Arkansas](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/arkansas\/)\n- [California](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/california\/)\n- [Colorado](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/colorado\/)\n- [Connecticut](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/connecticut\/)\n- [Delaware](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/delaware\/)\n- [District of Columbia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/district-of-columbia\/)\n- [Florida](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/florida\/)\n- [Georgia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/georgia\/)\n- [Hawaii](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/hawaii\/)\n- [Idaho](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/idaho\/)\n- [Illinois](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/illinois\/)\n- [Indiana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/indiana\/)\n- [Iowa](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/iowa\/)\n- [Kansas](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/kansas\/)\n- [Kentucky](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/kentucky\/)\n- [Louisiana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/louisiana\/)\n- [Maine](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/maine\/)\n- [Maryland](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/maryland\/)\n- [Massachusetts](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/massachusetts\/)\n- [Michigan](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/michigan\/)\n- [Minnesota](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/minnesota\/)\n- [Mississippi](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/mississippi\/)\n- [Missouri](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/missouri\/)\n- [Montana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/montana\/)\n- [Nebraska](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/nebraska\/)\n- [Nevada](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/nevada\/)\n- [New Hampshire](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-hampshire\/)\n- [New Jersey](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-jersey\/)\n- [New Mexico](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-mexico\/)\n- [New York](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-york\/)\n- [North Carolina](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/north-carolina\/)\n- [North Dakota](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/north-dakota\/)\n- [Ohio](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/ohio\/)\n- [Oklahoma](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/oklahoma\/)\n- [Oregon](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/oregon\/)\n- [Pennsylvania](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/pennsylvania\/)\n- [Rhode Island](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/rhode-island\/)\n- [South Carolina](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/south-carolina\/)\n- [South Dakota](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/south-dakota\/)\n- [Tennessee](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/tennessee\/)\n- [Texas](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/texas\/)\n- [Utah](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/utah\/)\n- [Vermont](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/vermont\/)\n- [Virginia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/virginia\/)\n- [Washington](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/washington\/)\n- [West Virginia](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/west-virginia\/)\n- [Wisconsin](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/wisconsin\/)\n- [Wyoming](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/wyoming\/)\n***\n***\nMPP spearheaded most of the major state-level cannabis policy reforms enacted in the past 20 years.  \n  \nMPP played a leading role in 14 of the 24 adult-use legalization laws, starting with drafting, funding, and staffing the historic 2012 Amendment 64 initiative in Colorado — which made the state the first place in history to legalize cannabis for adults and regulate it like alcohol. MPP also led the coalitions and \/ or was the leading funder for initiatives to legalize and regulate cannabis in Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, and Ohio.  \n  \nTurning to state legislation, MPP spearheaded the advocacy campaigns that made Vermont and Illinois the first two states to legalize cannabis for adults through the legislative process rather than the ballot box. MPP also played a key role in passing the most recent legalization three laws to pass a state legislature — Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island — and in Maryland, where voters approved a legalization measure that lawmakers referred to them.  \n  \nMPP and the campaign committees it funded also played a leading role in successful efforts to pass 15 state medical cannabis laws (in Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, and Vermont) and seven decriminalization laws (in Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont).  \n  \nMPP is currently focusing on legalizing and regulating cannabis via the state legislatures in **[Hawaii](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/states\/hawaii\/)**, **[Louisiana](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/states\/louisiana\/), [New Hampshire](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/new-hampshire\/),** and **[Pennsylvania](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/pennsylvania\/).**  \n  \nMeanwhile, MPP is also working with patient advocates and allies to advance medical cannabis protections in several other states, including [**Kansas**](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/kansas\/), **[North Carolina](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/north-carolina\/)**, **[South Carolina](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/states\/south-carolina\/)**, and **[Wisconsin](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/wisconsin\/)**. In addition, MPP monitors and analyzes all **[cannabis-related bills](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/states\/key-marijuana-policy-reform\/)** in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as cannabis policy in the **[U.S. territories](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/us-territories\/)**.  \n  \nVisit your state page to learn about current cannabis-related legislation or initiatives in your state or to contact your state legislators. We also invite you to review MPP’s resources in support of **[decriminalization](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/issues\/decriminalization\/)**, **[legalization and regulation](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/issues\/legalization\/)**, and **[medical cannabis](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/states\/issues\/medical-marijuana\/)**.\n\n## Online Store\nSupport ending marijuana prohibition.\n\n[![MPP ‘Legalize Home Grow’ T-shirt](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/assets\/components\/phpthumbof\/cache\/unisex-classic-tee-royal-front-69da79a45b226.37e6271efa37957766b77cf6e1508f1c.png)MPP ‘Legalize Home Grow’ T-shirt](https:\/\/mpp-online-store.myshopify.com\/products\/mpp-legalize-home-grow-t-shirt)\n\n## Recent news\n[![The DOJ has approved rescheduling — here’s what’s next](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/assets\/components\/phpthumbof\/cache\/mpp_default.529ba40e26f21d18e2708fdeb40adefe.jpg)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/the-doj-has-approved-rescheduling-heres-whats-next\/)\n\n[The DOJ has approved rescheduling — here’s what’s next ...](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/the-doj-has-approved-rescheduling-heres-whats-next\/)\n\nApr 23, 2026\n\n[![Virginia: General Assembly rejects governor’s amendments to adult-use sales bill](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/assets\/components\/phpthumbof\/cache\/Virginia.91c78bf405eae4063decb8635f09c489.png)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/virginia-general-assembly-rejects-governors-amendments-to-adult-use-sales-bill\/)\n\n[Virginia: General Assembly rejects governor’s amendments to adult-use sales bill ...](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/virginia-general-assembly-rejects-governors-amendments-to-adult-use-sales-bill\/)\n\nApr 22, 2026\n\n[![Mass.: Gov. Healey signs bill increasing cannabis possession limit](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/assets\/components\/phpthumbof\/cache\/Massachussets.91c78bf405eae4063decb8635f09c489.png)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/mass-gov-healey-signs-bill-increasing-cannabis-possession-limit\/)\n\n[Mass.: Gov. Healey signs bill increasing cannabis possession limit ...](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/mass-gov-healey-signs-bill-increasing-cannabis-possession-limit\/)\n\nApr 21, 2026\n\n[![Md.: Ask Gov. Moore to sign legislation to protect fire and rescue workers who use medical cannabis\\!](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/assets\/components\/phpthumbof\/cache\/Maryland.91c78bf405eae4063decb8635f09c489.png)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/md-ask-gov-moore-to-sign-legislation-to-protect-fire-and-rescue-workers-who-use-medical-cannabis\/)\n\n[Md.: Ask Gov. Moore to sign legislation to protect fire and rescue workers who use medical cannabis! ...](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/md-ask-gov-moore-to-sign-legislation-to-protect-fire-and-rescue-workers-who-use-medical-cannabis\/)\n\nApr 16, 2026\n\n[![Virginia: Reject governor’s amendments to adult-use sales bill\\!](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/assets\/components\/phpthumbof\/cache\/Virginia.91c78bf405eae4063decb8635f09c489.png)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/virginia-reject-governors-amendments-to-adult-use-sales-bill\/)\n\n[Virginia: Reject governor’s amendments to adult-use sales bill! ...](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/blog\/virginia-reject-governors-amendments-to-adult-use-sales-bill\/)\n\nApr 16, 2026\n\n## Tags\n[Medical Marijuana (512)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/medical-marijuana\/ \"Medical Marijuana\")\n\n[legalization (387)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/legalization\/ \"legalization\")\n\n[Tax and Regulate (351)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/tax-and-regulate\/ \"Tax and Regulate\")\n\n[medical cannabis (321)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/medical-cannabis\/ \"medical cannabis\")\n\n[decriminalization (259)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/decriminalization\/ \"decriminalization\")\n\n[patients (203)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/patients\/ \"patients\")\n\n[California (197)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/california\/ \"California\")\n\n[New Hampshire (170)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/new-hampshire\/ \"New Hampshire\")\n\n[Colorado (157)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/colorado\/ \"Colorado\")\n\n[cannabis legalization (155)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/cannabis-legalization\/ \"cannabis legalization\")\n\n[cannabis regulation (130)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/cannabis-regulation\/ \"cannabis regulation\")\n\n[marijuana (129)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/marijuana\/ \"marijuana\")\n\n[Vermont (109)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/vermont\/ \"Vermont\")\n\n[dispensaries (104)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/dispensaries\/ \"dispensaries\")\n\n[Congress (100)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/congress\/ \"Congress\")\n\n[possession (100)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/possession\/ \"possession\")\n\n[Maryland (99)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/maryland\/ \"Maryland\")\n\n[DEA (91)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/dea\/ \"DEA\")\n\n[home cultivation (91)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/home-cultivation\/ \"home cultivation\")\n\n[Prohibition (90)](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/archive\/tags\/prohibition\/ \"Prohibition\")\n\n## General\n- [About Us](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/)\n- [Policy](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/policy\/)\n- [Issues](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/issues\/)\n- [Take Action](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/takeaction\/)\n\n## Who We Are\n- [Our Team](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mpp-staff\/)\n- [Board of Directors](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mpp-foundational-details\/)\n- [Jobs](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/jobs\/)\n- [Contact Us](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/contact-us\/)\n\n## What We Do\n- [Overview](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/overview-of-the-marijuana-policy-project\/)\n- [Mission and Values](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/mission-and-values\/)\n- [Our Work](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/our-work\/)\n- [Campaigns](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/campaigns\/)\n- [History](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/about\/history\/)\n\n## Donate\n- [Donate to MPP](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/donate-to-mpp\/)\n- [Donate to MPP Foundation](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate-to-mpp-foundation)\n- [Membership](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/membership\/)\n- [Shop](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/shop\/)\n- [Other Ways to Help](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/donate\/other-ways-to-help\/)\n\n## Newsroom\n- [Blog](https:\/\/blog.mpp.org\/)\n- [Press Releases](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/press\/)\n- [In the Media](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/in-the-media\/)\n- [Updates](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/updates\/)\n- [Events](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/events\/)\n- [Podcast](https:\/\/www.mpp.org\/news\/podcast\/)\n\n## Get in Touch\n202-462-5747\n\nP.O. 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MPP spearheaded most of the major state-level cannabis policy reforms enacted in the past 20 years. MPP played a leading role in 14 of the 24 adult-use legalization laws, starting with drafting, funding, and staffing the historic 2012 Amendment 64 initiative in Colorado — which made the state the first place in history to legalize cannabis for adults and regulate it like alcohol. MPP also led the coalitions and / or was the leading funder for initiatives to legalize and regulate cannabis in Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, and Ohio. Turning to state legislation, MPP spearheaded the advocacy campaigns that made Vermont and Illinois the first two states to legalize cannabis for adults through the legislative process rather than the ballot box. MPP also played a key role in passing the most recent legalization three laws to pass a state legislature — Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island — and in Maryland, where voters approved a legalization measure that lawmakers referred to them. MPP and the campaign committees it funded also played a leading role in successful efforts to pass 15 state medical cannabis laws (in Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, and Vermont) and seven decriminalization laws (in Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont). MPP is currently focusing on legalizing and regulating cannabis via the state legislatures in Hawaii , Louisiana , New Hampshire , and Pennsylvania . Meanwhile, MPP is also working with patient advocates and allies to advance medical cannabis protections in several other states, including Kansas , North Carolina , South Carolina , and Wisconsin . In addition, MPP monitors and analyzes all cannabis-related bills in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as cannabis policy in the U.S. territories . Visit your state page to learn about current cannabis-related legislation or initiatives in your state or to contact your state legislators. We also invite you to review MPP’s resources in support of decriminalization , legalization and regulation , and medical cannabis .

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[Skip to content](https://www.mpp.org/states/#maincontent) - [**Take Action:**](https://www.mpp.org/takeaction/actions/federal-legalization-now/) Urge Congress to End Federal Cannabis Prohibition [Select a State](https://www.mpp.org/states/) - [Alabama](https://www.mpp.org/states/alabama/?state=AL) - [Alaska](https://www.mpp.org/states/alaska/?state=AK) - [Arizona](https://www.mpp.org/states/arizona/?state=AZ) - [Arkansas](https://www.mpp.org/states/arkansas/?state=AR) - [California](https://www.mpp.org/states/california/?state=CA) - [Colorado](https://www.mpp.org/states/colorado/?state=CO) - [Connecticut](https://www.mpp.org/states/connecticut/?state=CT) - [Delaware](https://www.mpp.org/states/delaware/?state=DE) - [District of Columbia](https://www.mpp.org/states/district-of-columbia/?state=DC) - [Florida](https://www.mpp.org/states/florida/?state=FL) - [Georgia](https://www.mpp.org/states/georgia/?state=GA) - [Hawaii](https://www.mpp.org/states/hawaii/?state=HI) - [Idaho](https://www.mpp.org/states/idaho/?state=ID) - 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[Washington](https://www.mpp.org/states/washington/?state=WA) - [West Virginia](https://www.mpp.org/states/west-virginia/?state=WV) - [Wisconsin](https://www.mpp.org/states/wisconsin/?state=WI) - [Wyoming](https://www.mpp.org/states/wyoming/?state=WY) - [About us](https://www.mpp.org/about/) - [Who We Are](https://www.mpp.org/about/) - [MPP Team](https://www.mpp.org/about/mpp-staff/) - [Board of Directors](https://www.mpp.org/about/mpp-foundational-details/) - [Jobs](https://www.mpp.org/about/jobs/) - [Contact Us](https://www.mpp.org/about/contact-us/) - [What We Do](https://www.mpp.org/about/) - [Overview](https://www.mpp.org/about/overview-of-the-marijuana-policy-project/) - [Mission and Values](https://www.mpp.org/about/mission-and-values/) - [Our Work](https://www.mpp.org/about/our-work/) - [Campaigns](https://www.mpp.org/about/campaigns/) - [Our History](https://www.mpp.org/about/history/) - [Resources & Media](https://www.mpp.org/about/) - [Tax Documents](https://www.mpp.org/about/tax-documents/) - 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MPP played a leading role in 14 of the 24 adult-use legalization laws, starting with drafting, funding, and staffing the historic 2012 Amendment 64 initiative in Colorado — which made the state the first place in history to legalize cannabis for adults and regulate it like alcohol. MPP also led the coalitions and / or was the leading funder for initiatives to legalize and regulate cannabis in Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, and Ohio. Turning to state legislation, MPP spearheaded the advocacy campaigns that made Vermont and Illinois the first two states to legalize cannabis for adults through the legislative process rather than the ballot box. MPP also played a key role in passing the most recent legalization three laws to pass a state legislature — Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island — and in Maryland, where voters approved a legalization measure that lawmakers referred to them. 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MPP spearheaded most of the major state-level cannabis policy reforms enacted in the past 20 years. MPP played a leading role in 14 of the 24 adult-use legalization laws, starting with drafting, funding, and staffing the historic 2012 Amendment 64 initiative in Colorado — which made the state the first place in history to legalize cannabis for adults and regulate it like alcohol. MPP also led the coalitions and / or was the leading funder for initiatives to legalize and regulate cannabis in Alaska, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, and Ohio. Turning to state legislation, MPP spearheaded the advocacy campaigns that made Vermont and Illinois the first two states to legalize cannabis for adults through the legislative process rather than the ballot box. MPP also played a key role in passing the most recent legalization three laws to pass a state legislature — Connecticut, Delaware, Rhode Island — and in Maryland, where voters approved a legalization measure that lawmakers referred to them. MPP and the campaign committees it funded also played a leading role in successful efforts to pass 15 state medical cannabis laws (in Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, and Vermont) and seven decriminalization laws (in Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont). MPP is currently focusing on legalizing and regulating cannabis via the state legislatures in **[Hawaii](https://www.mpp.org/states/hawaii/)**, **[Louisiana](https://www.mpp.org/states/louisiana/), [New Hampshire](https://www.mpp.org/states/new-hampshire/),** and **[Pennsylvania](https://www.mpp.org/states/pennsylvania/).** Meanwhile, MPP is also working with patient advocates and allies to advance medical cannabis protections in several other states, including [**Kansas**](https://www.mpp.org/states/kansas/), **[North Carolina](https://www.mpp.org/states/north-carolina/)**, **[South Carolina](https://www.mpp.org/states/south-carolina/)**, and **[Wisconsin](https://www.mpp.org/states/wisconsin/)**. In addition, MPP monitors and analyzes all **[cannabis-related bills](https://www.mpp.org/states/key-marijuana-policy-reform/)** in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as cannabis policy in the **[U.S. territories](https://www.mpp.org/policy/us-territories/)**. Visit your state page to learn about current cannabis-related legislation or initiatives in your state or to contact your state legislators. We also invite you to review MPP’s resources in support of **[decriminalization](https://www.mpp.org/issues/decriminalization/)**, **[legalization and regulation](https://www.mpp.org/issues/legalization/)**, and **[medical cannabis](https://www.mpp.org/issues/medical-marijuana/)**.

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