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Cannabis investment market has shown resilience and may go higher after US election

A win for Democrat Joe Biden is expected to bode well for medical cannabis businesses in the US

The cannabis investment market has shown its resilience through the coronavirus crisis and the second half of 2020 is looking positive, says Nawan Butt of Purpose Investments

Cannabis is likely to be a key talking point in the US presidential election in November and Butt says a potential win for Democrat Joe Biden would bode especially well for medical cannabis businesses in the US.

Medical Marijuana Just One Step Away From Making Ballot In Nebraska

Heartland voters may get the chance to decide on medical marijuana after an organization gathered more signatures than needed to put legalization on the ballot.

Legal cannabis supporters in Nebraska faced a pandemic and the task of collecting at least 122,000 signatures in a state not known for cutting-edge legislation on marijuana. But in the end, they did what they needed to do to get medical marijuana on the November ballot.

New Mexico medical marijuana industry booming during pandemic

The medical cannabis industry is booming in New Mexico. The industry says the effects of COVID have dramatically increased demand and they’re trying to keep up.

“What we learned was it wasn’t just a New Mexico thing, in fact, the number of transactions have doubled in New Mexico, prices have gone up and the supply is pretty much in a very dire situation, very short,” said Duke Rodriguez, President, and CEO of Ultra Health.

U.S. Cannabis Industry's Economic Impact Could Hit $130 Billion By 2024

Estimates published in the newly released Marijuana Business Factbook show the total economic impact of legal cannabis sales increasing 181 percent by 2024.

American marijuana businesses could pump up to $130 billion on an annual basis into the U.S. economy by 2024, a staggering figure that highlights the true reach of the nation’s cannabis industry.