Psychedelic mushroom decriminalization makes Colorado ballot
Colorado voters will decide in November whether to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms, and the initiative could open the door for decriminalizing other hallucinogens.
On Thursday, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office said 225,140 signatures were submitted for Initiative 58. The office projects that about 138,760 are valid, putting the campaign more than 111% over its required signature goal.
The measure will be on the Nov. 8 ballot.
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I've done shrooms and enjoy them... And I know a few people out here in CO that grow them for personal use... It's not that hard and not that big of a set up. If this passes, I'll almost certainly start growing some for personal use.
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crossed a small river, walked into a field, started looking around and saw THESE everywhere…I coulda filled a duffel bag easily, but that stage of life is long over:
