Ashley Hinson
Her reviewed campaign issues page addresses fentanyl trafficking and violent crime under public safety but states no position on marijuana.
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Marijuana policy
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Campaign positions
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Josh Turek
His reviewed campaign platform addresses prescription-drug costs and stopping fentanyl at the border but states no position on marijuana.
Thomas Laehn
His campaign says the first bill he would introduce in the Senate would decriminalize the possession and use of marijuana, on the grounds that investigating, prosecuting and incarcerating users costs taxpayers more than the laws are worth.
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His campaign says he would introduce a Senate bill to decriminalize marijuana possession and use. No like-for-like federal or state legislative vote or sponsorship exists for comparison because his current public role is county attorney, not legislator. Limit: A prosecutor's case record is different from a legislative record and should not be inferred from job title. A future review would need case-level evidence and context.
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