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The effort to legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio is bankrolled by some of the state’s biggest players in cannabis. And starting next year − if Issue 2 passes − those companies could end up with the lion’s share of licenses to sell products in the adult-use market. Ohio voters will decide Nov. 7 whether to approve the proposed law, which would allow people 21 and older to buy, possess and grow marijuana. Products would be taxed 10% on top of the sales tax, with revenue going to three state funds and municipalities that have dispensaries. Explainer: What Ohioans need to know about November ballot issue to legalize recreational marijuana Medical marijuana businesses first proposed the m

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