Around 8:00 p.m., when the polls close.

In about the time it takes to watch 24 episodes of “Spongebob”.

I haven’t smoked it in over 20 years but I hope it passes too.
The people are in charge… not the government.

Probably won’t pass, since the final poll on the 31st listed it at 42% yes. Results come in at 8:00 PM.

I am strongly for legalization, but against Prop 19 as someone who has actually read and studied the bill. It actually increases the cost for a dispensary license (if it passes, a dispensary license will be $250,000+), and allows only a 25 sq ft grow space PER HOUSEHOLD, plus a $50 tax per ounce, effectively creating a monopoly for the millionaire Richard Lee who wants his own Marlboro, but for weed.It is so POORLY written that courts will interpret the bill as amending existing rights for medicinal marijuana patients (since just assuring people is not enough, the actual text of the bill is what is used for interpretation), which means they cannot buy plants from fellow patients (which is allowed under Prop 215) and they will not be allowed the same level of possession or grow space most likely. Plus, it increases penalties on minors by punishing an 18 year old who shares a joint with another 18 year old (a HIGHLY common thing) as a penalty worthy of 6 months+ (along with a hefty fine) in prison, when under recent decriminalization, smoking it under any circumstance is not the offense, it’s the possession.

Jack Herer (who before passing, wrote a much better bill and called Prop 19 ‘disgusting’): http://youthfederation.com/cchhi2012.html

Dennis Peron, the co-author of Prop 215, opposes Prop 19 as well. See, don’t let that Soros-funded propaganda fool you, it’s not just the corporate “Say no to drugs” fatcats that are against this.