Montana HB659 revises marijuana election requirements in certain municipalities.
Montana HB659 amends the state's marijuana regulations, focusing on election requirements for marijuana businesses in municipalities. The bill specifies that if a majority of voters in a county approve a category of marijuana business, that business can operate in the county. In municipalities within such counties, a two-thirds majority vote is needed for approval. The bill also allows former medical marijuana licensees to continue operating under certain conditions. It prohibits local governments from banning marijuana transportation by licensed entities.
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