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Although recreational marijuana legalization isn’t a foregone conclusion in Nevada, it seems like opponents of adult-use may think it is – given how little has been spent on opposition advertising.
That’s according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which reported that Nevadans “have heard little” from anti-legalization groups, although vocal opposition has emerged from the state’s attorney general and law enforcement officials.
As of Monday, the paper reported, the three groups registered in opposition to legalization had not purchased any TV ad slots, compared with the campaign behind the rec initiative, which has spent over $900,000 on TV ad space in southern Nevada alone for the month prior to Election Day.
MJBizCrashCourseThe only financial real pushback against rec has come from a Reno-based nonprofit, which has spent money on billboards suggesting that edibles could be a risk for kids who can’t tell the difference between infused and non-infused sweets.
The other three main groups – the Coalition Against Legalizing Marijuana, Nevadans for Responsible Drug Policy, and Protecting Nevada’s Children – have altogether done little to speak out against rec legalization.
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