Oklahoma

\”Oklahoma has one of the most expansive medical cannabis programs in the United States. Since voters passed State Question 788 in June 2018, the state’s medical marijuana industry has grown rapidly. Under this law, patients with a state-issued medical cannabis card can purchase, possess, and use cannabis to treat a wide range of medical conditions. The state imposes no specific list of qualifying conditions, allowing physicians to recommend cannabis for any condition they believe would benefit from treatment. Patients can legally possess up to 3 ounces of cannabis on their person and can cultivate up to six mature plants at home.
Oklahoma’s medical cannabis market has exploded, with more than 2,000 dispensaries and 9,000 licensed growers operating within the state. Recreational cannabis remains illegal, but the medical market is so widespread that many see Oklahoma’s system as a model for states considering broad access to cannabis. Advocates continue to push for recreational cannabis legalization, and several proposals have been introduced, but so far, none have been successful in making it to the ballot or through the state legislature. As public opinion continues to shift, Oklahoma is expected to remain at the forefront of cannabis reform.\”

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