Houston voters will have the opportunity to consider two measures in the upcoming November election. The measures involve deprioritizing enforcement of cannabis laws and banning no-knock warrants. A progressive advocacy organization has taken steps to get these measures on the ballot.
They submitted a large number of signatures to support this effort. Further details about the measures and the submission process are available from Houston Public Media, the source of this information.
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A progressive advocacy organization said it submitted more than 40,000 signatures to place the measures on the November ballot.
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