The campaign to legalize marijuana in Massachusetts has already gained more than half of the required signatures to put a question on the November ballot.
Backers of the measure, which would regulate marijuana like alcohol, say they've collected 7,000 signatures in less than three weeks.
A total of 10,792 certified signatures are required to put the measure in front of voters. The campaign said it will collect 25,000 signatures as a cushion against any signatures disqualified by the state.
The deadline to turn them in is June 22.
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Jessica Bartlett ~ Boston Business Journal ~
