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Protect regulated access
Keep adult-use cannabis inside a tested, licensed, and accountable marketplace.
Massachusetts Election · November 3, 2026
Protect
the Journey
Massachusetts voters will decide whether to repeal legal adult-use cannabis sales. Get informed, make your voting plan, and vote No on Question 8.
Early voting is underway · October 17–30
Oct 24 · Registration deadline
Oct 27, 5 PM · Mail ballot request deadline
What Your Vote Means
Vote No to reject the repeal
Question 8 asks Massachusetts voters whether the state should end legal recreational cannabis sales.
A No vote supports keeping the existing regulated adult-use cannabis marketplace in place.
Review Official Ballot Information →Why It Matters
More than a ballot question
Legal cannabis supports a regulated marketplace, Massachusetts businesses, local employment, and informed adult access.
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Support local businesses
Preserve the Massachusetts businesses, workers, and communities that participate in the legal cannabis economy.
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Reject prohibition
A No vote prevents Massachusetts from reversing course on legal recreational cannabis sales.
Make Your Voting Plan
Choose the option that works for you
Option 01
Vote early
In-person early voting runs from October 17 through October 30. Locations and hours vary by community.
Find Early Voting Locations →Option 02
Vote by mail
Request a mail ballot by October 27 at 5 PM. If you've already requested one, you can track its status online.
Request a Mail Ballot →Option 03
Vote Election Day
Tuesday, November 3. Polls are open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM at your assigned polling location.
Find Your Polling Place →Early voting locations may differ from your Election Day polling place. Always confirm your location before heading out.
Important Dates
Massachusetts State Election
October 24
Voter registration deadline
October 27
Mail ballot request deadline · 5 PM
October 30
Early voting ends
November 3
Election Day · 7 AM–8 PM
November 3, 2026
Find Your Voice.
Protect the Journey.
Make your plan today and vote No on Question 8.
This page represents Terpene Journey's position on Question 8. Voters should review official Massachusetts election materials before casting their ballot.
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