Voters in Oklahoma are set to decide Tuesday whether to legalize marijuana for recreational use
Cannabis companies in the U.S. lack access to banking and other financial services because the drug is federally illegal. That could change through new legislation or thanks to broader legalization efforts backed by the Democratically-controlled Senate.
Photo Illustration: Laura KammermannVoters in Oklahoma are set to decide on Tuesday whether to legalize marijuana for recreational use, nearly five years after a decision to allow large-scale cultivation of the drug turned the state into a leadingIf State Question 820 passes, adults over 21 would be legally allowed to possess up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six mature cannabis plants.
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