The campaigns reported spending $1 million in the weeks before the Nov. 7 election, an unusually small amount.
Groups working to pass and defeat State Issue 2 have filed reports detailing their campaign spending ahead of the Nov. 7 election. , the recreational marijuana initiative, new state disclosures show, while a collection of state manufacturers are behind the lightly-funded campaign to defeat it.
The report disclosed two additional contributors who gave $275,000, but listed them as “unknown,” which is illegal under state law. Tom Haren, a campaign spokesperson, called the missing information a “miscommunication” among staff and said it will be fixed soon.Young people lead acceptance of marijuana over alcohol when it comes to health concerns, polling showsThe anti-Issue 2 Protect Ohio Workers and Families meanwhile reported raising $342,900 and spending $230,200.
The pro-Issue 2 campaign’s largest expense was the $370,000 it spent on digital advertising, with the rest going to pay for consultants, yard signs and polling. The groupto qualify for the ballot, including paying petitioners to collect hundreds of thousands of required voter signatures and associated legal expenses. That spending also was funded by marijuana business and advocacy groups.
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