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MO HB1898Introducedas of 2026-01-07

Requires publicly funded state colleges and universities to allow medical marijuana use on campus

Plain-English summary

What happened: This Missouri bill, referred to the House Emerging Issues Committee, would require publicly funded colleges and universities to permit medical marijuana use on their campuses.

Why it matters: Campus access policies directly affect where medical cannabis patients can legally consume, potentially increasing demand at nearby licensed retail locations.

Affects: retailers and patients

LATEST ACTION: Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
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