Working on a marijuana legalization campaign

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Working on a marijuana legalization campaign

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I was involved in the Prop 203 campaign for MMJ here in Arizona. Much depended on the support of the Marijuana Policy Project in Washington DC. They tailored the proposition to fit the electorate here in AZ, and provided financial support. At least here one really has to have paid gatherers in addition to volunteers to stand a chance at getting on the ballot.

There is/was an effort to get a full legalization measure on this year's ballot, but without the outside funding, doesn't appear to stand a chance. We did have a great time attending arts events and so forth getting signatures. That's one thing I would suggest: get to any arts or music events you can. Have signs and shirts made up to catch peoples' attention. Work in teams. Don't waste time arguing with opponents, but focus on positive interactions.

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