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Joe Biden has a history of supporting anti-drug, tough on crime policies as well as those that imposed punitive penalties for drug offenses and facilitated discrimnation against drug users.
His current criminal justice reform plan includes provisions that would decriminalize the use of cannabis and automatically expunge all prior cannabis use convictions. Read more at https://joebiden.com/justice/
Following the passage of Congressional amendments limiting the Justice Department from taking prosecutorial actions against those in legal marijuana states, President Trump has consistently issued signing statements indicating that he believes that he has the power to disregard these amendments because he believes that they are unconstitutional. (Source)
Senator Sasse has largely avoided the topic of marijuana legalization. In the limited statements he has made on the subject, Senator Sasse asserts his belief that marijuana laws should be left up to the individual states.
Fortenberry has a consistent track record of voting against any and all progressive marijuana legislation. He is completely against legalizing recreational marijuana, and is deeply skeptical of medical marijuana programs.
Representative Donald Bacon has had a mixed record regarding marijuana legislation. He has publicly stated that he does not believe the plant should be legalized personally, but voted in favor of and co-sponsored the SAFE Banking Act of 2019, a progressive piece of ancillary legislation. While not a pioneer for reform, Rep. Bacon is not an active opponent.
Sponsor of medical marijuana bill and strong advocate to get medical marijuana on the ballot https://journalstar.com/legislature/medical-marijuana-advocates-file-ballot-initiative-with-nebraska-secretary-of/article_fb1930aa-a40e-56fc-9d82-35a1e5383622.html
Senator Sasse has largely avoided the topic of marijuana legalization. In the limited statements he has made on the subject, Senator Sasse asserts his belief that marijuana laws should be left up to the individual states.
Senator Fischer is vehemently against the legalization of marijuana. She has been outspoken in her anti-marijuana position, going so far as to introduce a bill to instill further regulations on states with medical and/or recreational marijuana.
Fortenberry has a consistent track record of voting against any and all progressive marijuana legislation. He is completely against legalizing recreational marijuana, and is deeply skeptical of medical marijuana programs.
Representative Donald Bacon has had a mixed record regarding marijuana legislation. He has publicly stated that he does not believe the plant should be legalized personally, but voted in favor of and co-sponsored the SAFE Banking Act of 2019, a progressive piece of ancillary legislation. While not a pioneer for reform, Rep. Bacon is not an active opponent.
Sponsor of medical marijuana bill and strong advocate to get medical marijuana on the ballot https://journalstar.com/legislature/medical-marijuana-advocates-file-ballot-initiative-with-nebraska-secretary-of/article_fb1930aa-a40e-56fc-9d82-35a1e5383622.html