Massachusetts psychedelics

Massachusetts voters decisively rejected Question 4, a ballot measure proposing the legalization and regulation of certain psychedelics, including psilocybin, mescaline, DMT and ibogaine, for therapeutic use. With 90% of votes counted, Question 4 was defeated with a 56.9% "No" vote, marking a...

As Election Day 2024 unfolds, Massachusetts and Oregon are capturing national attention with pivotal ballot measures on psychedelics. Both states have the potential to reshape U.S. mental health treatment by advancing policies on substances like psilocybin and MDMA, part of the “psychedelic...

New Jersey Lawmakers Amend Psilocybin Measure To Remove Broad Legalization New Jersey Assembly members green-lighted an amendment to a psilocybin bill to align its provisions with a Senate companion version from Senate President Nick Scutari (D) that was recently approved by the Senate Health,...

Provincetown, Massachusetts has become the seventh municipality to join the growing movement towards decriminalizing psychedelic plants and fungi. In a significant policy shift, the Provincetown Select Board voted this week to deprioritize arrests and prosecutions for activities involving these...