Kansas Cannabis Legislation Needs Updated

Kansas is spending millions to arrest people instead of making millions to help people. This year alone, the state raided dozens of shops selling products the federal government considers legal—while three cannabis reform bills sit untouched in the legislature. Nearly 5,000 Kansans are arrested every year for simple possession, costing taxpayers up to $54 million for a policy that generates zero revenue and destroys futures. Legalization, by contrast, would save millions, earn millions, and align Kansas with 44 other states that have already embraced reform. — Businesses believed they were following federal law. Families are paying the price. Communities are losing resources. Kansas is choosing the most expensive, least effective path, even as neighboring states thrive under legalization. — If you believe Kansas deserves better, let your representatives know. Tell them the facts are clear: prohibition wastes money, harms families, and stalls progress. Use your voice. Send your representative a letter today and insist on real change.