Californians again proved their support for the elected officials who helped create and continue to fine-tune the world’s largest legal marijuana market. Across the state, these pro-cannabis candidates fended off challengers to find victory, while the state’s U.S. senator switched her position so her opponents wouldn’t have an anti-legalization stance as a tool to be used against her.

“This primary election should make it clear to all of California’s cities and counties that their constituents supported Prop 64 in 2016, and continue to support allowing cannabis businesses in their local communities,” said CCIA Communications and Outreach Director Josh Drayton.

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