Licensed sales end
The legal framework for adult-use retail sales would be repealed.
Massachusetts statewide campaign
Protect the regulated market
Keep adult-use cannabis legal, tested, and regulated in Massachusetts.
Vote NO on Question 8
Vote on or before Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Campaign estimates. Official information on Question 8 is linked below.
Repeal doesn't. Question 8 would dismantle Massachusetts' regulated adult-use cannabis market, not fix it.
Question 8 would repeal the laws that legalize, regulate, and tax retail adult-use sales. It would end licensed recreational sales and eliminate adult-use home cultivation, while limited adult possession would remain legal and the regulated medical marijuana program would be unaffected.
Massachusetts can keep strengthening public-health rules without walking away from testing, age checks, accountable businesses, and public oversight.
Question 8
The legal framework for adult-use retail sales would be repealed.
Adults would lose the current protection for personal home cultivation.
Limited adult possession would remain legal, but there would be no legal, tested place to buy.
The state's regulated medical marijuana program would continue unchanged.
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Question 8, “Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana,” is a proposed Massachusetts law that would repeal the laws legalizing and regulating the retail sale of adult-use marijuana and end lawful adult-use home cultivation. Limited adult possession would remain legal, and the state’s regulated medical marijuana program would not be affected.
Vote NO on Question 8. A No vote keeps the current legal, tested, and regulated adult-use retail market in place.
No. Question 8 does not affect the state’s regulated medical marijuana program. It targets the adult-use retail market, repealing licensed recreational sales while leaving medical cannabis and limited adult possession in place. Review the official state materials for the complete ballot language.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Massachusetts also offers early and mail voting options. Check the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s website for official dates and instructions.
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