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Niles Township voters reject retail marijuana

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Niles Township voters have rejected marijuana expansion. Residents voted on two proposals regarding retail marijuana.

The first was a referendum on a zoning amendment that would have allowed up to 29 dispensaries. It failed by a wide margin. The second proposal, calling for the ban of all marijuana dispensaries in the township, passed with a wide margin.

The votes followed months of community debate over market saturation and the township’s closeness to the Indiana border.

You can get the results of other ballot questions and municipal election results from Michigan by clicking HERE.

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