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Marijuana policy

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Ashley Hinson

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Josh Turek

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Thomas Laehn

His campaign says he would introduce a Senate bill to decriminalize marijuana possession and use.

Thomas Laehn for U.S. Senate

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  1. Reviewed Sep 7, 2026

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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.

    Thomas Laehn for U.S. Senate Greene County, Iowa

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