Rep. Snodgrass receives Cannabis Legislation Leader Award
On Oct 5th, 2024 The Wisconsin Cannabis Activist Network presented Rep. Lee Snodgrass (D) the 2024 Cannabis Legalization Leader Award.
The award was presented to Rep. Lee Snodgrass during the Pizza, Pot and Politics event held in Appleton that same day.
Snodgrass is the current Minority Caucus Sergeant At Arms. She was first elected to Assembly 2020.
When she ran in 2018, she made sure to include her pro-cannabis stance on my website. It was important for her to let constituents know that from pain management, to criminal justice, to economic recovery, legalizing just makes sense.
In 2022 she was quoted often in many main stream media sources after the 2022 Referendums passed with high support. “I think it shows what we’ve known statewide that a majority of Wisconsinites want to see marijuana legalized,” said Democratic State Rep. Lee Snodgrass. Adding: Snodgrass says Republicans should consider the polling results when a legalization bill is on the table.
“Right now, we are not preventing Wisconsinites from using cannabis. They are just going to other states to do so; we are surrounded by states where it’s legalized, and this is a revenue issue,” said Snodgrass.
She has consistently sponsored cannabis reform bills and has been a leader on legislation to allow adult use recreational cannabis and finally end marijuana prohibition in Wisconsin.
Should the industrial hemp industry in Wisconsin come under attack, she will be there to to defend it.
Rep. Snodgrass is currently seeking re-election to the 52nd Assembly District.
Please follow her campaign on facebook page and visit her official website for more details on how to help her win again.
The 52nd Assembly District of Wisconsin is located in eastern Wisconsin, the district comprises part of southern Outagamie County, including most of the city of Appleton. The district also contains the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, the Fox Cities Stadium, the Appleton campus of the Fox Valley Technical College, Lawrence University, the Fox River Paper Company Historic District, the Appleton Locks 1–3 Historic District and the Appleton Lock 4 Historic District.
