Here’s a look at the latest unofficial returns as of 10 a.m. MST Wednesday coming from Tuesday’s election, where voters in Alaska, Oregon and Washington, D.C., considered legalizing recreational marijuana, and Florida’s medical marijuana measure, which required 60 percent approval (x-decision):
Marijuana vote 2014:
A special report from The Cannabist
Alaska
Ballot Measure 2: Legalize recreational marijuana for adult personal use
100 percent precincts reporting
x-Yes: 116,803 — 52 percent
No: 107,179 — 48 percent
Oregon
Measure 91: Legalize recreational marijuana for adult personal use
842 of 1,000 precincts reporting — 86 percent
x-Yes: 688,235 — 55 percent
No: 568,538 — 45 percent
District of Columbia
Initiative 71: Legalize recreational marijuana for adult personal use
100 percent precincts reporting
x-Yes: 96,113 — 69 percent
No: 42,280 — 31 percent
Florida
Amendment 2: Allow medical use of marijuana if prescribed by a licensed doctor.
100 percent precincts reporting
Yes: 3,357,513 — 58 percent
x-No: 2,473,585 — 42 percent
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