Massachusetts voters approve marijuana for medicinal purposes

Voters in Massachusetts approved a law Tuesday allowing people to use marijuana for medicinal purposes, The Berkshire Beacon projected.

It’s one of six states in which voters are being asked to decide on a wide array of laws around legalizing marijuana for medicinal or recreational purposes.

In three of those states – Colorado, Oregon and Washington – voters were deciding whether to allow people over 21 to use marijuana for any purpose.

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