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Kim Reynolds on Drugs
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No further legalization of marijuana
- Opposes efforts to expand the state's medical cannabis program.
- Said she does not support the legalization of cannabis. (2017)
Source: Cannabis Voter Project report on 2020 candidates
, Jul 2, 2019
No for recreational; limited medical marijuana
Marijuana: Legalize or decriminalize marijuana?Hubbell: No for recreational until more results from other states. Yes to expanding medical use.
Reynolds: No for recreational. Authorized limited medical marijuana bill but opposes expansion.
Source: 2018 CampusElect.org Issue Guide on Iowa Governor race
, Nov 1, 2018
Reduce number of opioids prescribed & increase Rx monitoring
Many of you know someone who has suffered from the wave of heroin and opioid addiction that is making its way through Iowa. This issue is very personal to me. To the thousands of Iowans impacted by addiction, I've been there; I understand your struggles.
In the past decade, opioid-related deaths have more than doubled, and will continue to rise unless we take action to reverse this heart-wrenching trend. My plan to address this epidemic includes, increase use of the Prescription Monitoring
Program, supporting enhanced intervention for Iowans addicted to opioids, and expanding medicated assisted treatment.
And today I am calling on the legislature to pass legislation to reduce the number of opioids prescribed in Iowa. This is a big step in the right direction. It will change lives and provide opportunities for a brighter future.
Source: 2018 State of the State speech to Iowa legislature
, Jan 9, 2018
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