The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol received notification that the group has submitted sufficient valid signatures to qualify for
the November ballot, according to Ohio Secretary of State’s office.

The group submitted an additional 6,459 additional signatures in support of an initiated statute legalizing the adult use of marijuana to the Ohio Secretary of State’s office on August 3. Local boards of elections determined that 4,405 of the additional signatures were
valid.

“We are grateful to the thousands of Ohioans who helped us get to this point and are excited to bring our proposal to regulate marijuana like alcohol before Ohio voters this coming Election
Day,” spokesperson Tom Haren said.