Cannabis seedlings. (Photo: Mary Esch/AP)
A senior adviser to the governor, meanwhile, said in a statement that Cuomo’s office met with staff from the State Senate and Assembly as recently as Wednesday morning to discuss issues for the end of this year’s legislative session, including marijuana legalization.
June 05, 2019 at 03:36 PM
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Democrats in the New York State Legislature said Wednesday that the only thing keeping them from legalizing marijuana for adult, recreational use this year is the absence of negotiations between lawmakers and the Cuomo administration.
They said they’re waiting on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to be more outspoken about his support for legalizing marijuana and to become actively involved in discussions on legislation to do so in the next two weeks.
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