Voters in Colorado could see two separate psychedelics decriminalization measures in this year’s election after activists submitted a new ballot proposal to state officials last week. Organizers of the group Decriminalize Nature announced on Monday that they had filed a Colorado ballot proposal to decriminalize most natural psychedelic plants and fungi on January 28. And last year, Oregon voters passed a ballot measure to legalize the therapeutic use of psilocybin. If you do both [decrim and legalizing medical access] at the same time, you are prioritizing legalization.” First Decriminalization Proposal Filed for Colorado by National Group In December, a national group submitted separate ballot proposals to decriminalize psychedelics in Colorado. Since then, other cities including Oakland, Washington, D.C. and Seattle have passed more comprehensive psychedelic decriminalization measures.
Voters in Colorado could see two separate psychedelics decriminalization measures in this year’s election after activists submitted a new ballot proposal to state officials last week. Organizers of the group Decriminalize Nature announced on Monday that they had filed a Colorado ballot proposal to decriminalize most natural psychedelic plants and fungi on January 28. This was only weeks after a national group launched a campaign for a similar initiative.
Nicole Foerster and Melanie Rose Rodgers, organizers with the group Decriminalize Nature, wrote in a press release that the ballot...
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