Reduced Medical Marijuana Card Fees for Veterans
March 13, 2026
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The Frame
The bill aimed to lower the financial barrier for veterans accessing medical marijuana, but it failed to pass the legislative process and did not become law.
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Honorably discharged veterans
The bill would have established a $15 fee for their medical marijuana identification cards.
Department of Health
The department would have been required to implement the reduced fee structure and verify veteran status documentation.
Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.
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Why It Matters
The bill aimed to lower the financial barrier for veterans accessing medical marijuana, but it failed to pass the legislative process and did not become law.
News Coverage
Voting Record
Passage, Third Reading
Total
117
Yes
113
No
0
Present
0
Not Voting
4
Abstain
0
How they voted (117)
Nan Cobb
Republican · yes
Kevin Steele
Republican · yes
Brian Hodgers
Republican · yes
Adam Botana
Republican · yes
Judson Sapp
Republican · yes
Christine Hunschofsky
Democratic · yes
Kiyan Michael
Republican · not voting
Josie Tomkow
Republican · yes
Brad Yeager
Republican · not voting
Chase Tramont
Republican · yes
Susan Valdés
Republican · yes
Kim Daniels
Democratic · yes
Mike Giallombardo
Republican · yes
Lawrence McClure
Republican · yes
Kaylee Tuck
Republican · yes
Tiffany Esposito
Republican · yes
Rachel Plakon
Republican · yes
RaShon Young
Democratic · yes
Will Robinson
Republican · yes
Wyman Duggan
Republican · yes
Danny Nix
Republican · yes
Dan Daley
Democratic · yes
Jessica Baker
Republican · yes
Monique Miller
Republican · yes
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Discoveries
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Legislative Stalling
Despite unanimous support in the House (113-0), the bill failed to progress through the Rules Committee.
Connected Entities
Sources
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