A group collected enough signatures to put the issue of legalizing recreational marijuana before the Ohio legislature.
has gathered enough signatures to put the issue in front of legislators, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said Friday.-dominated legislature will now have four months to decide whether to legalize the use and cultivation of small amounts of marijuana.
In this April 15, 2019, file photo, a vendor makes change for a marijuana customer at a cannabis marketplace in Los Angeles. Group spokesperson Tom Haren said Friday in a statement, "We are ready and eager to work with Ohio legislators over the next four months to legalize the adult use of marijuana in Ohio,"
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