Cannabis In Florida: The Bellamy Brothers Tell Trulieve CEO 'We Rolled A Fat One' When Legalization Initiative Landed On November Ballot
Portfolio Pulse from Maureen Meehan
At the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference, the Bellamy Brothers and Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers discussed the placement of a constitutional amendment to legalize recreational cannabis on the Florida November 2024 ballot. Trulieve, a major supporter of the initiative, aims to rally support to meet the 60% vote threshold required for passage. The Bellamy Brothers, advocates for cannabis legalization, shared their personal connection to the cause and emphasized the safety and regulatory benefits of legalizing cannabis compared to alcohol, based on an FDA report.
April 18, 2024 | 1:08 pm
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Trulieve, a key supporter of Florida's Amendment 3 for recreational cannabis legalization, is actively involved in advocacy and public discussions to garner support for the initiative.
Trulieve's active support and advocacy for Amendment 3, aimed at legalizing recreational cannabis in Florida, positions the company at the forefront of potential market expansion in the state. Given the company's involvement and the potential for increased market size and consumer base, there is a positive outlook for Trulieve's short-term stock performance if the amendment gains traction and public support.
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