Including failure to officially register as a political committee and failure to file a financial report.

“We voted! It counted! You must respect our ballot!”

And a big slam from the Post’s editorial board.

Unless Congress steps in.

Activists say they have more than enough signatures to get initiative on this November’s ballot.

The D.C. Cannabis projects success in obtaining the number of signatures they need for their legalization initiative to get on the November ballot.

With a July 7th deadline to collect more than 23,000 signatures for their marijuana legalization ballot initiative, the D.C. Cannabis Campaign is pulling out all their resources.

So close to hitting that timely 4/20 start date for collecting signatures.

The D.C. Board of Elections approved the short title and statement summary for a proposed bill to legalize marijuana in D.C. What’s next? The waiting game.

The D.C. Board of Elections gives the OK for a marijuana legalization initiative to be on the November ballot. Now comes the hard part: Collecting signatures.