Massachusetts could become the first state to reverse marijuana legalization when it votes in November

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Massachusetts originally legalized marijuana for recreational use in 2016, with the law allowing adults to possess and use limited amounts of the substance. The potential reversal of this law would be a significant development in the ongoing debate over marijuana legalization in the United States. If the question makes it to the ballot and is approved by voters, it would mark a notable shift in policy for the state.

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Massachusetts could become the first state to reverse marijuana legalization when it votes in November

Activists claim to have collected enough petition signatures to secure a question on ballot papers, which could potentially see the Bay State repeal the approval it gave in 2016