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1037 cities have participated from 88 nations or subnational areas since 1999.This city list is no longer up to date. So many cities have done 420 and GMM events the last few years that it is too time consuming to create so many new city pages.

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The Global Cannabis March (Global Marijuana March) is an annual rally held at different locations across the planet. It refers to cannabis-related events that occur on the first Saturday in May, or thereabouts, and may include marches, meetings, rallies, raves, concerts, festivals and information tables. See also 4/20 events. See main GMM Facebook pages. See Category: Global Marijuana March by year. Not all participating cities have been added to this list. Let us know of missing cities.

GMM/420 city lists and maps: ~ 1999. 2000. 1.2.3.4.5. 6.7.8.9.10. 11.12.13.14.15. 16.17.18.19.20. 21.22.23.24. 4/20 events have been included in the city lists since 2013.

The Global Marijuana March also goes by the names of the Million Marijuana March (MMM) and the Global Cannabis March. It began in 1999. See New York City, Dana Beal, and Wikipedia: Global Marijuana March. There are local names for the event too. Such as: World Cannabis Day, Cannabis Liberation Day, Global Space Odyssey, Ganja Day, J Day, Million Blunts March, etc.. The Global Marijuana March is a celebration embracing cannabis culture as a personal lifestyle choice. Participants unite to discuss, promote, entertain and educate both consumers and non-consumers alike. See Global Marijuana March cities for a simple alphabetical list of all cities since 1999.

• Wikipedia: Cannabis by country.
• Search for: event videos. And more.
• GMM graphics and other event graphics.
• City lists. Global Marijuana March, 420. Crowd photos.

Click the images to enlarge them, and for more options. GMM: years, photos, basic city lists, maps, detailed city lists, nations, links, graphics, regions. Google images: Crowds, flyers: Cannabis Day. And: Dia Mundial de la Marihuana. And: Marcha da Maconha. And: Marche Mondiale du Cannabis. And: Marcha Mundial de la Marihuana. And: Global Marijuana March. And: Global Cannabis March. Add city name to searches. Search Google, Google Images, Youtube, etc..

Featured photos.

See article with these photos. See videos too. More photos: Flat list of event graphics and photos. It is in alphabetical order by city. Many more images there. Share link to this small gallery. Full site / Mobile. Click "Full site" to see images below (if not visible). Or view page on desktop computer. Madrid, Spain. May 11, 2024. [1]. See: Source. Copenhagen, Denmark. May 6, 2023. [2]. See: Source. Quito, Ecuador. May 5, 2022. See: Source. Mexico City. May 4, 2019. See: Source. [3]. Cape Town, South Africa. May 5, 2018. See source, with more photos. Sao Paulo, Brazil. May 26, 2018. See source. Part of "Green May" (many cities) [4][5][6] in Brazil. See another 2018 photo. See video showing massive crowd (from 1 minute on, especially the time lapse video). Sao Paulo, Brazil. May 6, 2017. See source. Cape Town, South Africa. May 7, 2016. See source. Athens, Greece. May 9, 2015. See source, and more photos. Medellin, Colombia. May 3, 2014. See source. See more photos: 2013 May 4. Also: 2011 May 7. (b, c.) Buenos Aires, Argentina. May 3, 2014. See source. [7]. See also: 2012 May 5 photo. Buenos Aires, Argentina. May 4, 2013. See source. [8]. See street-level crowd shot. Medellin, Colombia. May 5, 2012. See more photos: a, b, c. Sao Paulo, Brazil. May 19, 2012. See another photo. Toronto, Canada. May 2, 2009. Toronto, Canada. May 6, 2006. May 8, 2004 in Madrid, Spain. Million Joint March (La Marcha del Millón de Porros en Madrid, Mayo 2004). See source. [9]. For more info and photos: [10][11][12]. May 4, 2002 in Paris, France in front of the Hotel de Ville. See a source. [13]. Return to top.

Cannabis March & 420 signup.
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Nations

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88 countries and some subnational areas have participated in Global Cannabis March or 420 events: Angola. Argentina. Australia. Austria. Belarus. Belgium. Bermuda. Bolivia. Brazil. Bulgaria. Cambodia. Canada. Canary Islands. Cape Verde. Chile. Colombia. Costa Rica. Croatia. Cyprus. Czech Republic. Denmark. Dominican Republic. Ecuador. El Salvador. Estonia. Faroe Islands. Finland. France. French Polynesia. Germany. Ghana. Greece. Guadeloupe. Guatemala. Guernsey. Guyana. Hungary. Iceland. India. Indonesia. Iraqi Kurdistan. Ireland. Israel. Italy. Jamaica. Japan. Lithuania. Luxembourg. Malaysia. Malta. Martinique. Mauritius. Mexico. Moldova. Nepal. Netherlands. New Zealand. Nicaragua. Northern Ireland. Norway. Paraguay. Peru. Philippines. Poland. Portugal. Puerto Rico. Reunion. Romania. Russia. Saint Lucia. Serbia. Sicily. Slovakia. Slovenia. South Africa. Spain. Sweden. Switzerland. Taiwan. Thailand. Trinidad and Tobago. Turkey. Ukraine. United Kingdom. United States of America. Uruguay. Venezuela. Vietnam. (Note: To edit this list click any nation, or go to Template:Global Marijuana March nations.)

Yearly totals

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GCM, GMM, MMM. First Saturday in May (or thereabouts). Cities and nations holding 4/20 events are included in the lists for later years. Yearly maps: Hundreds of cities participated in 2023 and 2022 GMM and 420. 41 nations participated on May 4, 2019, or thereabouts. 43 nations participated on May 5, 2018, or thereabouts. 42 nations participated on May 6, 2017, or thereabouts. 45 nations participated on May 7, 2016, or thereabouts. 43 nations participated on May 2, 2015, or thereabouts. 213 cities from 43 nations signed up for May 3, 2014 or thereabouts. 229 cities from 43 nations signed up for May 4, 2013 or thereabouts. 177 cities from 34 nations signed up for May 5, 2012 or thereabouts. 274 cities for May 7, 2011. 328 cities for May 1, 2010. 270 for May 2, 2009. 240 for May 3, 2008. 230 for May 5, 2007. 203 for May 6, 2006. 184 for May 7, 2005. 165 for May 1, 2004. 235 for May 3, 2003. 199 for May 4, 2002. 119 for May 5, 2001. 104 for May 6, 2000. 31 for May 1, 1999.

Africa

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• 16 cities from 6 nations and subnational areas in or near Africa have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Angola. Canary Islands. Cape Verde. Ghana. Mauritius. South Africa. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Africa.)

Angola

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1. Luanda, Angola.

Canary Islands

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1. La Laguna, Tenerife, Canary Islands.
2. Lanzarote, Canary Islands.
3. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands.
4. Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands.
5. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands.

Cape Verde

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1. Mindelo, Cape Verde. - a republic (group of islands) off the west coast of Africa.

Ghana

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1. Accra, Ghana.

Mauritius

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1. Curepipe, Mauritius.
2. Port Louis, Mauritius.

Reunion

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South Africa

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1. Cape Town, South Africa.
2. Durban, South Africa.
3. George, South Africa.
4. Johannesburg, South Africa.
5. Pretoria, South Africa.
6. Soweto, South Africa.

Asia

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• 41 cities from 13 nations in Asia have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Cambodia. India. Indonesia. Iraqi Kurdistan. Israel. Japan. Malaysia. Nepal. Philippines. Thailand. Turkey. Vietnam. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Asia.)

Cambodia

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1. Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

India

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1. Bangalore, India.

Indonesia

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1. Balikpapan, Indonesia.
2. Banda Aceh, Indonesia.
3. Bandung, Indonesia.
4. Bintan, Indonesia.
5. Denpasar, Indonesia.
6. Gresik, Indonesia.
7. Jakarta, Indonesia.
8. Makassar, Indonesia.
9. Medan, Indonesia.
10. Padang, Indonesia.
11. Palembang, Indonesia.
12. Palu, Indonesia.
13. Surabaya, Indonesia.
14. Tangerang, Indonesia.
15. Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Iraqi Kurdistan

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1. Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan.

Israel

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1. Eilat, Israel.
2. Jerusalem, Israel.
3. Netanya, Israel.
4. Tel Aviv, Israel.

Japan

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1. Nagaoka, Japan.
2. Okinawa, Japan.
3. Osaka, Japan.
4. Sapporo, Japan.
5. Tokyo, Japan.

Malaysia

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1. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Nepal

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1. Kathmandu, Nepal.

Philippines

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1. Cainta, Philippines.
2. Cebu City, Philippines.
3. Lake Caliraya, Philippines.
4. Manila, Philippines.
5. Mariveles, Bataan, Philippines.
6. Pakil, Laguna, Philippines.
7. Quezon City, Philippines.

Taiwan

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1. Taipei, Taiwan.

Thailand

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1. Bangkok, Thailand.
2. Buriram, Thailand.

Turkey

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1. Istanbul, Turkey.

Vietnam

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1. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Russia

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• 15 cities in Russia (in Asia and Europe) have signed up one or more years since 1999. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Russia).

1. Bryansk, Russia
2. Chelyabinsk, Russia
3. Izhevsk, Russia
4. Kaliningrad, Russia
5. Kaluga, Russia
6. Moscow, Russia
7. Novosibirsk, Russia
8. Orel, Russia
9. Orenburg, Russia
10. Samara, Russia
11. Saratov, Russia
12. Saint Petersburg, Russia
13. Tula, Russia
14. Vladivostok, Russia
15. Volgograd, Russia

Europe

Return to top. See links. See also: Global Marijuana March Europe. 238 cities from 38 nations and subnational areas in Europe (and the North Atlantic) have signed up one or more years since 1999. Russia is in both Europe and Asia. 15 cities have signed up since 1999 from Russia. See cities in Global Marijuana March Russia. See also: Canary Islands. See:

Austria. Belarus. Belgium. Bulgaria. Croatia. Cyprus. Czech Republic. Denmark. Estonia. Faroe Islands. Finland. France. Germany. Greece. Guernsey. Hungary. Iceland. Ireland. Italy. Lithuania. Luxembourg. Malta. Moldova. Netherlands. Northern Ireland. Norway. Poland. Portugal. Romania. Serbia. Sicily. Slovakia. Slovenia. Spain. Sweden. Switzerland. United Kingdom. Ukraine. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Europe.)

Austria

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1. Feldkirch, Austria.
2. Innsbruck, Austria.
3. Klagenfurt, Austria.
4. Linz, Austria.
5. Oberwart, Austria.
6. Salzburg, Austria.
7. Vienna, Austria.

Belarus

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1. Minsk, Belarus.

Belgium

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1. Antwerp, Belgium.
2. Brussels, Belgium.
3. Ghent, Belgium.
4. Liege, Belgium.

Bulgaria

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1. Sofia, Bulgaria.

Croatia

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1. Zagreb, Croatia.

Czech Republic

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1. Brno, Czech Republic.
2. Ostrava, Czech Republic.
3. Pilsen (or Plzen), Czech Republic.
4. Prague, Czech Republic.

Cyprus

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1. Nicosia, Cyprus.

Denmark

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1. Aarhus, Denmark.
2. Copenhagen, Denmark.

Estonia

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1. Tallinn, Estonia.

Faroe Islands

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1. Torshavn, Faroe Islands.

Finland

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1. Helsinki, Finland.
2. Jakobstad, Finland.
3. Jyväskylä, Finland.
4. Kuopio, Finland.
5. Oulu, Finland.
6. Pietarsaari, Finland.
7. Tampere, Finland.
8. Turku, Finland.

France

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See Nearby islands section of GMM map for Martinique and Guadeloupe.

1. Aurillac, France.
2. Bayonne, France.
3. Bedous, France.
4. Bordeaux, France.
5. Caen, France.
6. Chalon-sur-Saone, France.
7. Chartres, France.
8. Clermont-Ferrand, France.
9. Cognac, France.
10. Lille, France.
11. Lyon, France.
12. Marseille, France.
13. Metz, France.
14. Montpellier, France.
15. Nancy, France.
16. Nantes, France.
17. Nice, France.
18. Paris, France.
19. Poitiers, France.
20. Rennes, France.
21. Reunion, France.
22. Saint-Flour, Cantal, France.
23. Strasbourg, France.
24. Toulouse, France.
25. Tours, France.
26. Troyes, France.

Germany

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1. Annaberg-Buchholz, Germany.
2. Augsburg, Germany.
3. Berlin, Germany.
4. Braunschweig, Germany.
5. Bremen, Germany.
6. Cologne, Germany.
7. Darmstadt, Germany.
8. Dessau, Germany.
9. Dortmund, Germany.
10. Dresden, Germany.
11. Duesseldorf, Germany.
12. Duisburg, Germany.
13. Ellwangen, Germany.
14. Erfurt, Germany.
15. Erlangen, Germany.
16. Flensburg, Germany.
17. Frankenthal, Germany.
18. Frankfurt, Germany.
19. Freiburg, Germany.
20. Furth, Germany.
21. Hamburg, Germany.
22. Hanover, Germany.
23. Heidelberg, Germany.
24. Ingolstadt, Germany.
25. Kempten, Germany.
26. Kitzingen, Germany.
27. Koblenz, Germany.
28. Konstanz, Germany.
29. Lauterbach, Hesse, Germany.
30. Leipzig, Germany.
31. Limburg an der Lahn, Germany.
32. Ludwigshafen, Germany.
33. Mainz, Germany.
34. Mannheim, Germany.
35. Marburg, Germany.
36. Miesbach, Germany.
37. Monchengladbach, Germany.
38. Munich, Germany.
39. Munster, Germany.
40. Nuremberg, Germany.
41. Osnabruck, Germany.
42. Passau, Germany.
43. Plauen, Germany.
44. Potsdam, Germany.
45. Recklinghausen, Germany.
46. Regensburg, Germany.
47. Rostock, Germany.
48. Saarbrucken, Germany.
49. Schwerin, Germany.
50. Siegen, Germany.
51. Solingen, Germany.
52. Soltau, Germany.
53. Stuttgart, Germany.
54. Trier, Germany.
55. Tubingen, Germany.
56. Ulm, Germany.
57. Viernheim, Germany.
58. Viersen, Germany.
59. Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Germany.
60. Weimar, Germany.
61. Wildeshausen, Germany.
62. Wittenberg, Germany.
63. Wolfenbuttel, Germany.
64. Wuppertal, Germany.
65. Wurzburg, Germany.

Greece

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1. Athens, Greece.
2. Thessaloniki, Greece.
3. Volos, Greece.

Guernsey

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1. Guernsey.

Hungary

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1. Budapest, Hungary.
2. Debrecen, Hungary.
3. Nyiregyhaza, Hungary.
4. Pecs, Hungary.
5. Szeged, Hungary.
6. Szombathely, Hungary.

Iceland

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1. Reykjavik, Iceland.

Ireland

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1. Cork, Ireland.
2. Dublin, Ireland.

Italy

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1. Bologna, Italy.
2. Milan, Italy.
3. Pordenone, Italy.
4. Rome, Italy.
5. Turin, Italy.

Lithuania

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1. Vilnius, Lithuania.

Luxembourg

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1. Luxembourg City, Luxembourg.

Malta

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1. Valletta, Malta.

Moldova

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1. Chisinau, Moldova.

Netherlands

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1. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
2. Enschede, Netherlands.
3. Haarlem, Netherlands.
4. Rotterdam, Netherlands.
5. The Hague, Netherlands.
6. Utrecht, Netherlands.

Northern Ireland

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1. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.
2. Derry, Northern Ireland, UK.

Norway

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1. Bergen, Norway.
2. Kristiansand, Norway.
3. Oslo, Norway.
4. Stavanger, Norway.
5. Tromso, Norway.
6. Trondheim, Norway.

Poland

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1. Katowice, Poland.
2. Krakow, Poland.
3. Poznan, Poland.
4. Warsaw, Poland.
5. Zielona Gora, Poland.

Portugal

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1. Braga, Portugal.
2. Coimbra, Portugal.
3. Lisbon, Portugal.
4. Porto, Portugal.

Romania

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1. Bucharest, Romania.
2. Constanta, Romania.

Serbia

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1. Belgrade, Serbia.

Sicily

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1. Catania, Sicily.

Slovakia

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1. Bratislava, Slovakia.

Slovenia

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1. Ljubljana, Slovenia.
2. Maribor, Slovenia.

Spain

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See cities in Canary Islands too.

1. Alicante, Spain.
2. Barcelona, Spain.
3. Bilbao, Spain.
4. Cadiz, Spain.
5. Leon, Spain.
6. Madrid, Spain.
7. Malaga, Spain.
8. Seville, Spain.
9. Torrevieja, Spain.
10. Vigo, Spain.
11. Villarrobledo, Spain.
12. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain.
13. Zamora, Spain.
14. Zaragoza, Spain.

Sweden

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1. Malmo, Sweden.
2. Stockholm, Sweden.

Switzerland

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1. Basel, Switzerland.
2. Berne, Switzerland.
3. Biel/Bienne, Switzerland.
4. Geneva, Switzerland.
5. Lausanne, Switzerland.
6. Locarno, Switzerland.
7. Lucerne, Switzerland.
8. Lugano, Switzerland.
9. Sion, Switzerland.
10. St. Gallen, Switzerland.
11. Winterthur, Switzerland.
12. Zurich, Switzerland.

Ukraine

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1. Chernivtsi, Ukraine.
2. Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine.
3. Kyiv, Ukraine.
4. Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine.
5. Odessa, Ukraine.
6. Simferopol, Ukraine.
7. Ternopil, Ukraine.

United Kingdom

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1. Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.
2. Bangor, Wales, UK.
3. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.
4. Birmingham, England, UK.
5. Brighton, England, UK.
6. Bristol, England, UK.
7. Cardiff, Wales, UK.
8. Clacton-on-Sea, England, UK.
9. Coventry, England, UK.
10. Derry, Northern Ireland, UK.
11. Doncaster, England, UK.
12. Durham, England, UK.
13. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
14. Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
15. Glastonbury, England, UK.
16. Hull, England, UK.
17. Leeds, England, UK.
18. Leicester, England, UK.
19. Liverpool, England, UK.
20. London, England, UK.
21. Manchester, England, UK.
22. Middlesbrough, England, UK.
23. Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK.
24. Nottingham, England, UK.
25. Reading, England, UK.
26. Shoreham-by-Sea, England, UK.
27. Southampton, England, UK.
28. Stafford, England, UK.
29. Swansea, Wales, UK
30. Telford, England, UK.
31. Weymouth, England, UK.
32. Worthing, England, UK.

Oceania

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• 25 cities from 3 nations in Oceania have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Australia. French Polynesia. New Zealand. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Oceania.)

Australia

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1. Adelaide, Australia.
2. Canberra, Australia.
3. Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.
4. Launceston, Tasmania, Australia.
5. Melbourne, Australia.
6. Nimbin, New South Wales, Australia.
7. Sydney, Australia.

French Polynesia

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1. Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia.
2. Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia.

New Zealand

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1. Auckland, New Zealand.
2. Christchurch, New Zealand.
3. Dunedin, New Zealand.
4. Hamilton, New Zealand.
5. Hastings, New Zealand.
6. Invercargill, New Zealand.
7. Levin, New Zealand.
8. Motueka, New Zealand.
9. Napier, New Zealand.
10. New Plymouth, New Zealand.
11. Paeroa, New Zealand.
12. Taupo, New Zealand.
13. Tauranga, New Zealand.
14. Wellington, New Zealand.
15. Whakatane, New Zealand.
16. Whangarei, New Zealand.

Latin America

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See nearby islands section farther down.

Cities with events anytime in the month of May are listed for some countries.

• 174 cities from 16 nations in Latin America have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Argentina. Bolivia. Brazil. Chile. Colombia. Costa Rica. Ecuador. El Salvador. Guatemala. Guyana. Mexico. Nicaragua. Paraguay. Peru. Uruguay. Venezuela. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Latin America.)

Argentina

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1. Bahia Blanca, Argentina.
2. Bariloche, Argentina.
3. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
4. Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina.
5. Contagem, Argentina.
6. Cordoba, Argentina.
7. El Bolson, Argentina.
8. Esquel, Argentina.
9. Formosa, Argentina.
10. Gonzalez Catan, Argentina.
11. La Plata, Argentina.
12. La Rioja, Argentina.
13. Mar del Plata, Argentina.
14. Mendoza, Argentina.
15. Necochea, Argentina.
16. Neuquen, Argentina.
17. Obera, Argentina.
18. Olavarria, Argentina.
19. Parana, Argentina.
20. Pilar, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
21. Posadas, Argentina.
22. Resistencia, Argentina.
23. Rio Cuarto, Argentina.
24. Rio Gallegos, Argentina.
25. Rio Grande, Argentina.
26. Rosario, Argentina.
27. Salta, Argentina.
28. San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina.
29. San Juan, Argentina.
30. San Luis, Argentina.
31. San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina.
32. San Nicolas de los Arroyos, Argentina.
33. San Pedro de Misiones, Argentina.
34. San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina.
35. Santa Fe, Argentina.
36. Santa Rosa, La Pampa, Argentina.
37. Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
38. Tandil, Argentina.
39. Trelew, Argentina.
40. Ushuaia, Argentina.
41. Venado Tuerto, Argentina.
42. Villa General Belgrano, Argentina.
43. Villa Gesell, Argentina.

Bolivia

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1. Cochabamba, Bolivia.
2. La Paz, Bolivia.

Brazil

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1. Americana, Brazil.
2. Aracaju, Brazil.
3. Atibaia, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
4. Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
5. Blumenau, Brazil.
6. Brasilia, Brazil.
7. Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
8. Campo Grande, Brazil.
9. Campos dos Goytacazes, Brazil.
10. Cuiaba, Brazil.
11. Curitiba, Brazil.
12. Diadema, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
13. Divinopolis, Brazil.
14. Florianopolis, Brazil.
15. Fortaleza, Brazil.
16. Foz do Iguacu, Brazil.
17. Goiania, Brazil.
18. Guarulhos, Brazil.
19. Itajuba, Minas Gerais, Brazil
20. Joao Pessoa, Brazil.
21. Joinville, Brazil.
22. Juiz de Fora, Brazil.
23. Jundiai, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
24. Lavras, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
25. Macapa, Brazil.
26. Maceio, Brazil.
27. Manaus, Brazil.
28. Mossoro, Brazil.
29. Natal, Brazil.
30. Niteroi, Brazil.
31. Nova Iguacu, Brazil.
32. Patos, Brazil.
33. Petropolis, Brazil.
34. Ponta Grossa, Brazil.
35. Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
36. Presidente Prudente, Brazil.
37. Recife, Brazil.
38. Ribeirao Preto, Brazil.
39. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
40. Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
41. Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
42. Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
43. Santos, Brazil.
44. Sao Bernardo do Campo, Brazil.
45. Sao Goncalo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
46. Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil.
47. Sao Paulo, Brazil.
48. Teresina, Brazil.
49. Uberlandia, Brazil.
50. Vale do Aco, Brazil.
51. Vicosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
52. Vitoria, Espirito Santo, Brazil.
53. Zona Sudoeste de Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Chile

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1. Antofagasta, Chile.
2. Arica, Chile.
3. Calama, Chile.
4. Chillan, Chile.
5. Concepcion, Chile.
6. Coquimbo, Chile.
7. Iquique, Chile.
8. Los Andes, Chile.
9. Punta Arenas, Chile.
10. Santiago, Chile.
11. Talca, Chile.
12. Temuco, Chile.
13. Valdivia, Chile.
14. Valparaiso, Chile.

Colombia

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1. Barrancabermeja, Colombia.
2. Barranquilla, Colombia.
3. Bogota, Colombia.
4. Bucaramanga, Colombia.
5. Cali, Colombia.
6. Cartagena, Colombia.
7. Ibague, Colombia.
8. Manizales, Colombia.
9. Medellin, Colombia.
10. Pasto, Colombia.
11. Pereira, Colombia.

Costa Rica

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1. San Jose, Costa Rica.

Ecuador

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1. Ambato, Ecuador.
2. Guayaquil, Ecuador.
3. Quito, Ecuador.

El Salvador

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1. San Salvador, El Salvador.

Guatemala

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1. Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Guyana

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1. Georgetown, Guyana.

Mexico

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1. Aguascalientes City, Mexico.
2. Cancun, Mexico.
3. Chihuahua City, Mexico.
4. Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
5. Cuernavaca, Mexico.
6. Gomez Palacio, Mexico.
7. Guadalajara, Mexico.
8. Huixquilucan, Mexico.
9. Jalmolonga, Malinalco, Mexico.
10. Leon, Mexico.
11. Merida, Mexico.
12. Mexicali, Mexico.
13. Mexico City, Mexico.
14. Monterrey, Mexico.
15. Morelia, Mexico.
16. Puebla, Mexico.
17. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
18. Rafael Lara Grajales, Mexico.
19. Tepic, Mexico.
20. Tepoztlan, Mexico.
21. Tijuana, Mexico.
22. Toluca, Mexico.
23. Torreon, Mexico.
24. Xalapa, Mexico.

Nicaragua

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1. Managua, Nicaragua.

Paraguay

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1. Asuncion, Paraguay

Peru

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1. Arequipa, Peru.
2. Cusco, Peru.
3. Huanchaco, Peru.
4. Lima, Peru.
5. Punta Sal, Peru.
6. Tarapoto, Peru.
7. Trujillo, Peru.

Uruguay

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1. Florida, Uruguay.
2. Fray Bentos, Uruguay.
3. Montevideo, Uruguay.
4. Paysandu, Uruguay.
5. Salto, Uruguay.
6. Tacuarembo, Uruguay.

Venezuela

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1. Barquisimeto, Venezuela.
2. Caracas, Venezuela.
3. Maracaibo, Venezuela.
4. Maracay, Venezuela.
5. Merida, Venezuela.
6. Valencia, Venezuela.

Nearby islands

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• 12 places from 8 nations or subnational areas have signed up one or more years since 1999. See: Bermuda. Dominican Republic. Guadeloupe. Jamaica. Martinique. Puerto Rico. Saint Lucia. Trinidad and Tobago.

Bermuda

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1. Bermuda.
2. Hamilton, Bermuda.

Dominican Republic

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1. Santo Domingo

Guadeloupe

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1. Guadeloupe, France.

Jamaica

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1. Kingston, Jamaica.

Martinique

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1. Fort-de-France, Martinique.

Puerto Rico

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1. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
2. Vega Alta, Puerto Rico.

Saint Lucia

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1. Castries, Saint Lucia.
2. Soufriere, Saint Lucia.
3. Vieux Fort, Saint Lucia.

Trinidad and Tobago

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1. Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.

Northern America

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Canada

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• 62 cities from all 13 provinces and territories of Canada have signed up one or more years since 1999. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities Canada.)

Abbotsford. Acton. Athabasca. Aylesford. Banff. Brantford. Calgary. Castlegar. Cranbrook. Dartmouth. Dauphin. Edmonton. Fort Erie. Grand Forks. Grande Prairie. Guelph. Halifax. Hamilton. Hearst. Innisfail. Iqaluit. Kamloops. Kelowna. Kingston. Kitchener. Ladysmith. Lethbridge. London. Medicine Hat. Moncton. Montreal. Moose Jaw. Nanaimo. Nelson. Niagara Falls. North Battleford. Oshawa. Ottawa. Penticton. Peterborough. Prince Edward Island, Canada. Prince George. Red Deer. Regina. Saint John. Sarnia. Saskatoon. St. Catharines. St. John's. Sturgeon Falls. Sudbury. Terrace. Thunder Bay. Timmins. Toronto. Vancouver. Victoria. Yellowknife. Whitehorse. Windsor. Winnipeg. Yarmouth.

More cites should be added to this list, since there have been many 420 events in Canada, and not all yearly GMM city lists included 420 events.

By provinces and territories:

• Alberta: Athabasca. Banff. Calgary. Edmonton. Grande Prairie. Innisfail. Lethbridge. Medicine Hat. Red Deer.
• British Columbia: Abbotsford. Castlegar. Cranbrook. Grand Forks. Kamloops. Kelowna. Ladysmith. Nanaimo. Nelson. Penticton. Vancouver. Prince George. Terrace. Victoria.
• Manitoba: Dauphin. Winnipeg.
• New Brunswick: Moncton. Saint John.
• Newfoundland and Labrador: St. John's.
• Northwest Territories: Yellowknife.
• Nova Scotia: Aylesford. Dartmouth. Halifax. Yarmouth.
• Nunavut: Iqaluit.
• Ontario: Acton. Brantford. Fort Erie. Guelph. Hamilton. Hearst. Kingston. Kitchener. London. Niagara Falls. Oshawa. Ottawa. Peterborough. Sarnia. Sturgeon Falls. Sudbury. Thunder Bay. Timmins. Toronto. Windsor.
• Prince Edward Island:
• Quebec: Montreal.
• Saskatchewan: Moose Jaw. North Battleford. Regina. Saskatoon.
• Yukon: Whitehorse.

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United States

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See cannabis-related links for the USA. See also: Global Marijuana March USA.

• 453 cities from all 50 states (and the District of Columbia) of the United States of America have signed up one or more years since 1999.

Alabama. Alaska. Arizona. Arkansas. California. Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware. District of Columbia. Florida. Georgia. Hawaii. Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. Kansas. Kentucky. Louisiana. Maine. Maryland. Massachusetts. Michigan. Minnesota. Mississippi. Missouri. Montana. Nebraska. Nevada. New Hampshire. New Jersey. New Mexico. New York. North Carolina. North Dakota. Ohio. Oklahoma. Oregon. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island. South Carolina. South Dakota. Tennessee. Texas. Utah. Vermont. Virginia. Washington. West Virginia. Wisconsin. Wyoming. (Note: To edit this list click any city, or see Template:GMM cities USA.)

Abilene, Texas, USA Adelanto, California, USA. Akron, Ohio, USA Albany, New York, USA Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA Alpine, Texas, USA Alva, Oklahoma, USA Amarillo, Texas, USA Amherst, Massachusetts, USA Anaheim, California, USA Anchorage, Alaska, USA Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Annapolis, Maryland, USA Apple Valley, California, USA Arcadia, Florida, USA Arcata, California, USA Arlington, Texas, USA Asheville, North Carolina, USA Ashland, Ohio, USA Athens, Georgia, USA Athens, Ohio, USA Atlanta, Georgia, USA Augusta, Maine, USA Austin, Texas, USA Bakersfield, California, USA Baltimore, Maryland, USA Bangor, Wisconsin, USA. Batesville-Oxford, Mississippi, USA Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA Battle Creek, Michigan, USA Baxter, Tennessee, USA Beaumont, Texas, USA Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, USA Beckley, West Virginia, USA Bellingham, Washington, USA Belmar, New Jersey, USA Bend, Oregon, USA Bennington, Vermont, USA Benton Harbor, Michigan, USA Billings, Montana, USA Binghamton, New York, USA Birmingham, Alabama, USA Bishop, California, USA Bismarck, North Dakota, USA Boca Raton, Florida, USA Boise, Idaho, USA Boone, North Carolina, USA Boston, Massachusetts, USA Boulder, Colorado, USA Bow, Washington, USA Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA Bozeman, Montana, USA Bradley, Illinois, USA Brentwood, California, USA Bridgeton, New Jersey, USA Brooksville, Florida, USA Buckhannon, West Virginia, USA Buffalo, New York, USA Bullhead City, Arizona, USA Burlington, Vermont, USA Butte, Montana, USA Cambria, California, USA Camden, New Jersey, USA Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, USA Carbondale, Illinois, USA Casper, Wyoming, USA Cassopolis, Michigan, USA Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, USA Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA Charleston, South Carolina, USA Charleston, West Virginia, USA Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Charlottesville, Virginia, USA Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA Chesapeake, Virginia, USA Chicago, Illinois, USA Chico, California, USA Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Clarksville, Tennessee, USA Clemson, South Carolina, USA Cleveland, Ohio, USA Clinton, Montana, USA Clio, Michigan, USA Cocoa Beach, Florida, USA Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Columbia Falls, Montana, USA Columbia, Missouri, USA Columbia, South Carolina, USA Columbus, Indiana, USA Columbus, Ohio, USA Commack, New York, USA Concord, New Hampshire, USA Concord, North Carolina, USA Cookeville, Tennessee, USA Corpus Christi, Texas, USA Corvallis, Oregon, USA Crescent City, California, USA Daingerfield, Texas, USA Dallas, Texas, USA Dansville, New York, USA Dayton, Ohio, USA DeKalb, Illinois, USA Denver, Colorado, USA Derry, New Hampshire, USA Des Moines, Iowa, USA Detroit, Michigan, USA Dinuba, California, USA Dover, Delaware, USA Duluth, Minnesota, USA Durham, New Hampshire, USA Eaton, Ohio, USA Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA Edmond, Oklahoma, USA El Paso, Texas, USA Elkhart, Indiana, USA Elkins, West Virginia, USA Englewood, Colorado, USA Enid, Oklahoma, USA Escanaba, Michigan, USA Eugene, Oregon, USA Eureka, California, USA Everett, Massachusetts, USA Everman, Texas, USA Fairbanks, Alaska, USA Fairmont, West Virginia, USA Fargo, North Dakota, USA Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA Flagstaff, Arizona, USA Flint, Michigan, USA Fontana, California, USA Fort Bragg, California, USA Fort Collins, Colorado, USA Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA Fort Myers, Florida, USA Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA Fort Worth, Texas, USA Frankfort, Kentucky, USA Fresno, California, USA Gainesville, Florida, USA Garberville, California, USA Garden Grove, California, USA Genesee, Michigan, USA Gig Harbor, Washington, USA Glendale, Arizona, USA Goleta, California, USA Grand Forks, North Dakota, USA Grand Island, Nebraska, USA Grand Junction, Colorado, USA Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA Grayslake, Illinois, USA Grass Valley, California, USA Great Falls, Montana, USA Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA Greenville, North Carolina, USA Greenville, South Carolina, USA Gunnison, Colorado, USA Hachita, New Mexico, USA Hammond, Indiana, USA Hanford, California, USA Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA Hartford, Connecticut, USA Hayward, California, USA Healdsburg, California, USA Helena, Montana, USA Hempstead, New York, USA Hilo, Hawaii, USA Holland, Michigan, USA Hollywood, Florida, USA Homer, Alaska, USA Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Hot Springs, Arkansas, USA Houston, Texas, USA Huntington Beach, California, USA Huntington, West Virginia, USA Huntsville, Alabama, USA Huron, South Dakota, USA Idaho Falls, Idaho, USA Independence, Iowa, USA Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Iowa City, Iowa, USA Ithaca, New York, USA Jackson, Michigan, USA Jackson, Mississippi, USA Jacksonville, Florida, USA Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, USA Jefferson City, Missouri, USA Jewett City, Connecticut, USA Jones, Michigan, USA Joplin, Missouri, USA Juneau, Alaska, USA Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, USA Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA Kalispell, Montana, USA Kansas City, Kansas, USA Kansas City, Missouri, USA Kearney, Nebraska, USA Keizer, Oregon, USA Kendallville, Indiana, USA Kennewick, Washington, USA Kent, Ohio, USA Key West, Florida, USA Kingston, Rhode Island, USA Knoxville, Tennessee, USA Kokomo, Indiana, USA La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA Lafayette, Louisiana, USA Lake Havasu City, Arizona, USA Lake Isabella, California, USA Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA Lansing, Michigan, USA LaPorte, Indiana, USA Largo, Florida, USA Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Lawrence, Kansas, USA Lawton, Oklahoma, USA Leadville, Colorado, USA Leavenworth, Washington, USA Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA Lexington, Kentucky, USA Lima, Ohio, USA Lincoln, Nebraska, USA Little Rock, Arkansas, USA

Long Beach, California, USA Longview, Washington, USA Los Angeles, California, USA Louisville, Kentucky, USA Lubbock, Texas, USA Macon, Georgia, USA Madison, Wisconsin, USA Mahwah, New Jersey, USA Malibu, California, USA Manasquan, New Jersey, USA Manchester, Connecticut, USA Mankato, Minnesota, USA Manley Hot Springs, Alaska, USA Marysville, California, USA Maui, Hawaii, USA McAllen, Texas, USA Medford, Oregon, USA Melbourne, Florida, USA Memphis, Tennessee, USA Mendocino, California, USA Merced, California, USA Mesa, Arizona, USA Miami, Florida, USA Miamitown, Ohio, USA Michigan City, Indiana, USA Midland, Texas, USA Midlothian, Illinois, USA Milpitas, California, USA Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Missoula, Montana, USA Mobile, Alabama, USA Monterey, California, USA Montpelier, Vermont, USA Montrose, Colorado, USA Morgantown, West Virginia, USA Morongo Valley, California, USA Morrison, Colorado, USA Moscow, Idaho, USA Mount Pleasant, Michigan, USA Mount Shasta, California, USA Muskegon, Michigan, USA Napa, California, USA Nashua, New Hampshire, USA Nashville, Indiana, USA Nashville, Tennessee, USA Nettleton, Mississippi, USA Nevada City, California, USA New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA New Haven, Connecticut, USA New London, Connecticut, USA New Milford, Connecticut, USA New Orleans, Louisiana, USA New Paltz, New York, USA New York City, New York, USA Newark, Delaware, USA Newark, New Jersey, USA Newton, Kansas, USA Norfolk, Virginia, USA Normal, Illinois, USA North Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Northampton, Massachusetts, USA Northbrook, Illinois, USA Oakland, California, USA Oberlin, Ohio, USA Ocala, Florida, USA Ogden, Utah, USA Oil City, Pennsylvania, USA Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Olympia, Washington, USA Omaha, Nebraska, USA Orange County, California, USA Orange, Texas, USA Orlando, Florida, USA Paducah, Kentucky, USA Pagosa Springs, Colorado, USA Paia, Hawaii, USA Palm Harbor, Florida, USA Palm Springs, California, USA Paradise, California, USA Parker, Arizona, USA Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA Pasadena, California, USA Pasco, Washington, USA Patterson, California, USA Pensacola, Florida, USA Peoria, Illinois, USA Pescadero, California, USA Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Phoenix, Arizona, USA Pineville, North Carolina, USA Pittsburg, Kansas, USA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Pomona, California, USA Port Angeles, Washington, USA Port Aransas, Texas, USA Portland, Maine, USA Portland, Oregon, USA Potsdam, New York, USA Prescott, Arizona, USA Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, USA Providence, Rhode Island, USA Pueblo, Colorado, USA Pullman, Washington, USA Quincy, Illinois, USA Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, USA Rapid City, South Dakota, USA Redding, California, USA Redwood Valley, California, USA Reedley, California, USA Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, USA Reno, Nevada, USA Rice Lake, Wisconsin, USA Richmond, Virginia, USA Rineyville, Kentucky, USA Riverside, California, USA Riverton, Wyoming, USA Roanoke, Virginia, USA Rochester, New York, USA Rock Springs, Wyoming, USA Rockford, Illinois, USA Roswell, New Mexico, USA Rothbury, Michigan, USA Rye Brook, New York, USA Sacramento, California, USA Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA Salem, Oregon, USA Salem, Virginia, USA Salt Lake City, Utah, USA San Antonio, Texas, USA San Bernardino, California, USA San Diego, California, USA San Francisco, California, USA San Jose, California, USA San Luis Obispo, California, USA San Marcos, Texas, USA Santa Barbara, California, USA Santa Clara, California, USA Santa Cruz, California, USA Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Santa Monica, California, USA Santa Rosa, California, USA Sarasota, Florida, USA Savannah, Georgia, USA Schertz, Texas, USA Scottsdale, Arizona, USA Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA Seattle, Washington, USA Sedro-Woolley, Washington, USA Seminole, Florida, USA Seneca, Pennsylvania, USA Sioux City, Iowa, USA Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA Smartsville, California, USA South Bend, Indiana, USA South Kingstown, Rhode Island, USA Spokane Valley, Washington, USA Spokane, Washington, USA Springfield, Illinois, USA Springfield, Missouri, USA St. Louis, Missouri, USA St. Petersburg, Florida, USA Starks, Maine, USA Stateline, Nevada, USA Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA Stevens Point, Wisconsin, USA Stockton, California, USA Stuart, Florida, USA Sturgis, South Dakota, USA Sulphur Springs, Texas, USA Summit, New Jersey, USA Susanville, California, USA Syracuse, New York, USA Tacoma, Washington, USA Tallahassee, Florida, USA Tampa, Florida, USA Taos, New Mexico, USA Telluride, Colorado, USA The Dalles, Oregon, USA Toledo, Ohio, USA Topeka, Kansas, USA Traverse City, Michigan, USA Trenton, New Jersey, USA Tucson, Arizona, USA Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Tupelo, Mississippi, USA Turtle Lake, Wisconsin, USA Ukiah, California, USA Uniontown, Pennsylvania, USA Upland, California, USA Upper Lake, California, USA Utica, New York, USA Vacaville, California, USA Ventura, California, USA Vermilion, Ohio, USA Vero Beach, Florida, USA Vine Grove, Kentucky, USA Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Visalia, California, USA Yorklyn, Delaware, USA Waco, Texas, USA Waikiki, Hawaii, USA Walton, Kansas, USA Warwick, New York, USA Washington, District of Columbia, USA Watertown, New York, USA Weed, California, USA Wenatchee, Washington, USA White Haven, Pennsylvania, USA Whitehall, Michigan, USA Wichita, Kansas, USA Wilburton, Oklahoma, USA Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA Williston, South Carolina, USA Willits, California, USA Wilmington, Delaware, USA Wilmington, North Carolina, USA Winona, Minnesota, USA Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, USA Woodstock, New York, USA Worcester, Massachusetts, USA Worland, Wyoming, USA Yakima, Washington, USA Yellow Springs, Ohio, USA Yuba City, California, USA Yuma, Arizona, USA

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See Template:GMM cities USA by state. See also: State and province page layout.

• Alabama: Birmingham. Huntsville. Mobile.
• Alaska: Anchorage. Fairbanks. Homer. Juneau. Manley Hot Springs. Prince of Wales Island.
• Arizona: Bullhead City. Flagstaff. Glendale. Lake Havasu City. Mesa. Parker. Phoenix. Prescott. Scottsdale. Tucson.
• Arkansas: Fayetteville. Fort Smith. Hot Springs. Little Rock.
• California: Adelanto. Anaheim. Apple Valley. Arcata. Bakersfield. Bishop. Brentwood. Cambria. Chico. Crescent City. Dinuba. Eureka. Fontana. Fort Bragg. Fresno. Garberville. Garden Grove. Goleta. Grass Valley. Hanford. Hayward. Healdsburg. Huntington Beach. Lake Isabella. Long Beach. Los Angeles. Malibu. Marysville. Mendocino. Merced. Milpitas. Monterey. Morongo Valley. Mount Shasta. Napa. Nevada City. Oakland. Orange County. Palm Springs. Paradise. Pasadena. Patterson. Pescadero. Pomona. Redding. Redwood Valley. Reedley. Riverside. Sacramento. San Bernardino. San Diego. San Francisco. San Jose. San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara. Santa Clara. Santa Cruz. Santa Monica. Santa Rosa. Smartsville. Stockton. Susanville. Ukiah. Upland. Upper Lake. Vacaville. Ventura. Visalia. Weed. Willits. Yuba City.
• Colorado: Boulder. Colorado Springs. Denver. Englewood. Fort Collins. Grand Junction. Gunnison. Leadville. Montrose. Morrison. Pagosa Springs. Pueblo. Steamboat Springs. Telluride.
• Connecticut: Hartford. Jewett City. Manchester. New Haven. New London. New Milford.
• Delaware: Dover. Newark. Rehoboth Beach. Wilmington. Yorklyn.
• District of Columbia: Washington, DC.
• Florida: Arcadia. Boca Raton. Brooksville. Cocoa Beach. Fort Lauderdale. Fort Myers. Gainesville. Hollywood. Jacksonville. Key West. Largo. Melbourne. Miami. Ocala. Orlando. Palm Harbor. Tampa.
• Georgia: Athens. Atlanta. Macon. Savannah.
• Hawaii: Hilo. Honolulu. Kailua-Kona. Maui. Paia. Waikiki.
• Idaho: Boise. Idaho Falls. Moscow.
• Illinois: Bradley. Carbondale. Champaign-Urbana. Chicago. DeKalb. Grayslake. Midlothian. Normal. Northbrook. Peoria. Quincy. Rockford. Springfield.
• Indiana: Columbus. Elkhart. Fort Wayne. Hammond. Indianapolis. Kendallville. Kokomo. LaPorte. Michigan City. Nashville. South Bend.
• Iowa: Des Moines. Independence. Iowa City. Sioux City.
• Kansas: Kansas City. Lawrence. Newton. Pittsburg. Topeka. Walton. Wichita.
• Kentucky: Bowling Green. Frankfort. Lexington. Louisville. Paducah. Rineyville. Vine Grove.
• Louisiana: Baton Rouge. Lafayette. New Orleans.
• Maine: Augusta. Portland. Starks.
• Maryland: Annapolis. [[Baltimore.
• Massachusetts: Amherst. Boston. Everett. Jamaica Plain. Northampton. Worcester.
• Michigan: Clio. Detroit. Escanaba. Flint. Genesee. Grand Rapids. Holland. Jackson. Jones. Kalamazoo. Lansing. Mount Pleasant. Muskegon. Rothbury. Traverse City. Whitehall.
• Minnesota: Duluth. Mankato. Minneapolis. Saint Paul. Winona.
• Mississippi: Batesville-Oxford. Jackson. Nettleton. Tupelo.
• Missouri: Columbia. Jefferson City. Joplin. Kansas City. Springfield. St. Louis.
• Montana: Billings. Bozeman. Butte. Clinton. Columbia Falls. Great Falls. Helena. Kalispell. Missoula.
• Nebraska: Grand Island. Kearney. Lincoln. Omaha.
• Nevada: Las Vegas. North Las Vegas. Reno. Stateline.
• New Hampshire: Concord. Derry. Durham. Nashua.
• New Jersey: Belmar. Bridgeton. Camden. Mahwah. Manasquan. New Brunswick. Newark. Summit. Trenton.
• New Mexico: Albuquerque. Hachita. Las Cruces. Roswell. Santa Fe. Taos.
• New York: Albany. Binghamton. Buffalo. Commack. Dansville. Hempstead. Ithaca. New Paltz. New York City. Potsdam. Rochester. Rye Brook. Syracuse. Utica. Warwick. Watertown. Woodstock.
• North Carolina: Asheville. Boone. Chapel Hill. Charlotte. Concord. Fayetteville. Greenville. Pineville. Raleigh-Durham. Wilmington. Winston-Salem.
• North Dakota: Bismarck. Fargo. Grand Forks.
• Ohio: Akron. Ashland. Athens. Cincinnati. Cleveland. Columbus. Dayton. Eaton. Kent. Lima. Miamitown. Oberlin. Toledo. Vermilion. Yellow Springs.
• Oklahoma: Alva. Edmond. Enid. Lawton. Oklahoma City. Tulsa. Wilburton.
• Oregon: Bend. Corvallis. Eugene. Keizer. Medford. Portland. Salem. The Dalles.
• Pennsylvania: Allentown. Beaver Falls. Camp Hill. Harrisburg. Lancaster. Lebanon. Oil City. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. Scranton. Seneca. Uniontown. White Haven. Wilkes-Barre.
• Rhode Island: Kingston. Providence. South Kingstown.
• South Carolina: Charleston. Clemson. Columbia. Greenville. Williston.
• South Dakota: Huron. Rapid City. Sioux Falls. Sturgis.
• Tennessee: Baxter. Chattanooga. Clarksville. Cookeville. Knoxville. Memphis. Nashville.
• Texas: Abilene. Alpine. Amarillo. Arlington. Austin. Beaumont. Corpus Christi. Daingerfield. Dallas. El Paso. Everman. Fort Worth. Houston. Lubbock. McAllen. Midland.
• Utah: Ogden. Salt Lake City.
• Vermont: Bennington. Burlington. Montpelier.
• Virginia: Charlottesville. Chesapeake. Norfolk. Richmond. Roanoke. Salem. Virginia Beach.
• Washington: Bellingham. Bow. Gig Harbor. Kennewick. Leavenworth. Longview. Olympia. Pasco. Port Angeles. Pullman. Seattle. Sedro-Woolley. Spokane Valley. Spokane. Tacoma. Wenatchee. Yakima.
• West Virginia: Beckley. Buckhannon. Charleston. Elkins. Fairmont. Huntington. Lewisburg. Morgantown. Parkersburg.
• Wisconsin. Bangor. Eau Claire. Green Bay. La Crosse. Madison. Milwaukee. Rice Lake. Stevens Point. Turtle Lake. Wisconsin Dells.
• Wyoming: Casper. Riverton. Rock Springs. Worland.

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  2015 April 20. Snoop Dogg in Englewood, Colorado.
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  2012 GMM in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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  2012 Nimbin MardiGrass in Australia. Part of Global Marijuana March 2012.
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  2011 GMM in France. Marche Mondiale du Cannabis. Image is derived from Liberty Leading the People.
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  2011 GMM in Vitoria, Brazil.
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  2011 GMM in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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  2010 Global Marijuana March.
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  2010 GMM in Mexico City.
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  2009 Global Marijuana March in Portugal.
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  2008 GMM in Madrid, Spain.
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  2007 Global Marijuana March in Mexico City.
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  2006 Global Marijuana March in Leon, Spain.
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  2005 Global Marijuana March in Argentina. Cities of Buenos Aires, Rosario, and Cordoba.
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Cannabis is safer

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See articles: Cannabis is safer. And:
History of US Republican-led war on cannabis, and their lies about its health effects.

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Republican states

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Cannabis laws worse in Republican states.
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Share link. And mirror. Note the lack of more progressive cannabis laws in US Republican states (in the South for example). It's not just cannabis prohibition. See many US maps showing the failings of Republican states. And mirror. See another cannabis map with more info. [17][18]. Hover to see state names and more info there. See MPP article on state CBD/low THC laws. For laws concerning hemp derivatives see: [19][20][21][22][23].

Wikipedia: Cannabis legality in US
       Legal for recreational use
       Legal for medical use
       No comprehensive medical program
  ●   Decriminalized

Map reflects laws of states and territories, including laws which have not yet gone into effect. Does not reflect federal, tribal, local laws. Map does not show legality (which can vary by state) of hemp-derived cannabinoids such as CBD or delta-8-THC, which have been legal at federal level since enactment of 2018 Farm Bill. See PNG map (good for Facebook).

Many maps showing failings of GOP states.
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Maps. US Republican states. It's not just cannabis prohibition. It's also their higher overdose rates, worse healthcare, lower minimum wages, higher debt, higher murder rates, higher COVID death rates, higher incarceration rates, higher poverty rates, lower percentage of female legislators. Article linked above has many US maps. See Wikipedia: Republican states to see states with Republican governments. See also the page without the cannabis map: Maps showing the many failings of US Republican states.

PNG map (with note) for Facebook. Incarceration rates by state. PNG map is sharp on Facebook, unlike on some wikis. Try it!

Wikimedia: SVG map and PNG [24] (for Facebook, etc.)

SVG map. Incarceration rates by state:

Wikimedia: SVG map and PNG [25] (for Facebook, etc.)

Minimum wage.
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Wikipedia: List of US states by minimum wage. Note low minimum wages in Republican south. Get PNG map (with note).

See Wikimedia SVG map. See PNG map [26] (for Facebook, etc.).

The federal minimum wage would be $13.46 in 2022 dollars if its real value had remained at the 1968 level. Even more in 2024 dollars. See graph below.

History of the US federal minimum wage. $13.46 inflation-adjusted peak in 1968. $7.25 an hour now due to Republican filibusters in the US Senate. See Wikimedia GIF chart.

• See Wikipedia: Republican states.
• Wikipedia: List of US states by minimum wage.
• Wikipedia: List of European countries by minimum wage.

Beyond drug war, debt, and wealth concentration. To single-payer healthcare and progressive taxation. Simultaneous with the Republican-led drug war the GOP used the Senate filibuster to undemocratically severely restrict increases in the minimum wage at the federal level, and in GOP states.

US minimum wage would be $23 an hour in 2021 if it had kept up with productivity.

Source article. [27]. See PNG image info.

Your greed is hurting the economy!

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• A $15 minimum wage would cost jobs, right? Probably not, economists say.
• There’s More Evidence That Raising the Minimum Wage Won’t Cost Jobs.
• The U.S. has one of the stingiest minimum wage policies of any wealthy nation. Washington Post.

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Wage theft.
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See: Wikipedia: Wage theft. And: Wikipedia: One Fair Wage.

• Employers steal billions from workers’ paychecks each year. From: Economic Policy Institute.
• Across Portland, Restaurant Owners Are Running Afoul of the Feds for Pooling Employees’ Tips.
• Analyzing Ohio’s two $15 minimum wage proposals. Republicans oppose significantly helping tipped workers.

States with tipped workers getting the same minimum wage as everybody else still have plenty of restaurants. Restaurants can't compete based on how small their hourly wage is. Customers no longer need to pay huge tips because workers get a higher hourly wage regardless of tips. Customers can still leave tips, but don't feel extorted. Republican leaders oppose higher minimum wages (of all kinds, but especially for tipped workers) because as pointed out elsewhere on this page, a main goal of the GOP is to concentrate wealth. Besides opposing progressive cannabis laws.

From a US Bureau of Labor Statistics page is this wage info:

May 2023. Percentile wage estimates for waiters and waitresses. Includes tips.

Percentile	10%	25%	50% (Median)	75%	90%
Hourly Wage	$ 8.94	$ 11.43	$ 15.36	$ 20.00	$ 28.89
Annual Wage	$ 18,600	$ 23,770	$ 31,940	$ 41,600	$ 60,100

One Fair Wage. Progress and organizing map. See JPG file. [14].

GOP blocks healthcare

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Vance Explains Trump’s “Concept of a Plan” Is to Essentially Dismantle Obamacare. By Chris Walker, Truthout. Sep 17, 2024 .

Canada.
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Canada. See links. See also: Global Marijuana March Canada. Click to enlarge map:

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If only the whole world could be like Canada. Legal cannabis, free universal healthcare, much lower murder rate than the US, higher median wealth per adult. Richer, safer, healthier than the US

Portugal's decrim.
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See: Portugal. Cannabis-related links and decriminalization. See the utter failure of the US Republican-led drug war and mass incarceration: It is killing Americans at the rate of one Vietnam War every 6 months.

There were around 98,800 US drug overdose deaths in the 12-month period ending May 31, 2024, at a rate of 270 deaths per day. 294 deaths per million US population. Only around 10 to 72 total deaths per year in Portugal, a country with universal healthcare, and where all drugs have been decriminalized since 2001. See timeline table of yearly overdose deaths by European country.

63 in 2020. Sources: [15][16].

Chart from: December 15, 2020 article: Scotland's drug death crisis in six charts. BBC News. PNG file.

Harm reduction.
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End the expensive, incarceration-heavy US drug war with Portuguese and Canadian single-payer universal healthcare, and Portuguese decriminalization.

Government debt.
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Share link: Debt ceiling. See: Wikipedia: US debt ceiling.

Save $1.5 trillion:
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Per year in the US via:

Single-payer .
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Republicans oppose single-payer universal healthcare. US would save 1.5 trillion dollars per year if it instituted Canadian universal healthcare. That is 5.4% of US GDP.

Canada spent 11.2 percent of its GDP for total healthcare costs in 2022. US spent 16.6 percent in 2022. Former US Lawmaker Finally Enjoys Social Policies He Fought for—In Europe.

Medical bankruptcies.
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See: Health Care Costs Number One Cause of Bankruptcy for American Families. And: Americans have high personal medical debt, unlike Canadians. [28][29][30]. High student debt is another problem Americans have due to Republican politicians. Unlike Canadians. Changing the age of adulthood to 17 would free up a year of education money.

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US household debt at all time high. By quarters. 1st quarter 2003 to recent times. Chart.

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Richer Canadians.
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US is Broke, not Woke. Healthcare spending and debt ceiling.

Many sleepy Americans can't do the math concerning healthcare costs and medical debt. Also, the cost of high incarceration rates due to the GOP-led war on drugs. Also US student debt, and US household debt due to GOP's low minimum wages, etc...

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Wikipedia: List of countries by wealth per adult. Canadians are richer on average than Americans, and they have more energy because Canadians don't have to take 3 jobs, go bankrupt, or sell their homes, due to medical and student debt. See Wikipedia: List of countries by total health expenditure per capita. See: Student debt balance is forgiven after 15 years payment in Canada.

USA. Two Leading Economists Say Medicare for All Would Give 'Biggest Take-Home Pay Raise in a Generation'.

Medicare spends 1.4% on bureaucracy. Insurance companies spend 16-20%. See chart. We need Medicare for All.

Nearly a third of our health care dollars (mostly outside Medicare and Medicaid) go to something other than health care.

Healthier Canadians.
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See: End drug war with universal healthcare and decriminalization. Cannabis is legal across Canada. See Wikipedia: Cannabis in Canada.

Canadians are richer, healthier, safer than Americans. Their universal healthcare. Their far lower murder rate due to much lower percentage with handguns. 2. Country Median wealth per adult. US dollars. Healthcare cost per person. US dollars PPP. Canada $151,248 (2022) $6,319 (2022) USA $93,271 (2022) $12,555 (2022) Country Maternal mortality rate per 100,000 births. Life expectancy. 2022 Canada 11 (2020) 81.3 years USA 33 (2021) 77.4 years Country Under-5 mortality rate per 1000 live births. 2020 Murder rate per 100,000. 2022 Canada 5.0 2.3 USA 6.3 6.4 Share: link to this chart. Or article link.

US Republicans Voted Often to Kill Coverage of Pre-Existing Conditions. [31][32][33].

Health spending.
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Republicans are responsible for the large US government deficit. Because they support the wasteful US healthcare system over the much cheaper single-payer universal healthcare in Canada and elsewhere. See: Canadian single-payer universal healthcare versus US healthcare.

Wikipedia: Health spending by country. Percent of GDP. See Gross domestic product. 11.2% for Canada in 2022. 16.6% for the US in 2022.

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Wikipedia: Health spending per capita. OECD countries. US dollars, using economy-wide PPPs. Public, private, and total expenditures. $6,319 for Canada in 2022. $12,555 for the US in 2022.

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Poor and sick.
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Canadians are healthier on average, and their preventive healthcare is much cheaper! Versus US Emergency Room care. See Wikipedia: Health spending as a percent of GDP by country (gross domestic product). And: Wikipedia: List of countries with universal health care.

"The Easy-to-Digest Republican Party Platform" from Michael Moore has this image: "Keep 'em poor and sick".

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A war on the poor.
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US Republicans have led cannabis and drug wars worldwide. All to create poorer 2nd class citizens. They are blocked from many educational, job, and voting opportunities. Part of the conservative plan to concentrate wealth in fewer hands worldwide. And these wars are racist.

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Wealth concentration

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Wyden Says Trillions in Taxes Dodged by Ultra-Rich Could Fund Social Security Until 2100. Sep 11, 2024. Note the date. Vote Democrat to avoid rich Republican tax-dodging, and wars (Iraq War) based on lies (WMDs in Iraq) in order to enrich companies like Halliburton.

The rich get richer.
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PNG image. - From A Distributional Analysis of Donald Trump’s Tax Plan. Oct 7, 2024.

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Robert Reich. Source and comments.

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USA. The sorry state of the nation.

Mar 19, 2024: Sanders, UAW president press harder for shorter workweek. Excerpt: "Today, American workers are more than 400 percent more productive than they were in the 1940s. And yet, despite this fact, millions of our people are working longer hours for lower wages," they wrote. "In fact, 28.5 million Americans now work over 60 hours a week and more than half of full-time employees work more than 40 hours a week." After adjusting for inflation, American workers make almost $50 less a week than they did 50 years ago, they said.

Top tax rates now favor the rich.
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The solution is steep progressive taxation: Wikipedia: Progressive tax.

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Rich pay few taxes.
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Making History: U.S. Billionaires Paid Lower Tax Rate Than Working Class. October 10, 2019. On FAIR360.com. Sources listed on graph: Emmanual Saez and Gabriel Zucman. Average effective tax rates of 400 richest families and bottom 50% of US households. 1960-2018. Includes federal, state, and local taxes.

April 15, 2024. Biden: "If Congress enacted President Biden’s tax plan, tens of millions of workers and families would have their taxes cut, nobody making less than $400,000 would pay a penny more in taxes, and the wealthy and big corporations would finally pay their fair share—which would fully pay for the President’s tax cuts and investment agenda."

Trump will extend the expiring provisions of his 2017 tax bill, which will give the wealthy a $4.6 trillion windfall in savings

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A global minimum wealth tax.
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See: The poster child for the perils of dynastic wealth. By Robert Reich. Dynasties created by Republican regressive taxation.

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Google: Buy, Borrow, Die. Tax strategy of the rich to pay few taxes. See Google Images search, too. See the ProPublica video and articles: [34][35]. And other articles: [36][37][38][39].

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Jan 24, 2024 article: $8.5 Trillion in Untaxed Assets: Data Shows Why 'We Need a Billionaire Income Tax'. EXCERPTS: analysis found that the wealth of America's billionaires and centimillionaires has exploded in recent years as Republicans have enacted massive tax cuts for the rich ... "The cumulative $8.5 trillion of unrealized capital gains held by America's billionaires and centi-millionaires in 2022 has jumped by more than half–or $3.2 trillion–just since the last Fed survey year of 2019,"

Democrats who attack the rich do better in elections. The party should take notice.

Genuine democracy

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Voter suppression.
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Vote out the many Republicans supporting backward cannabis laws. It is purposely made more difficult by the lack of no-excuse postal voting. Just one example of Republican voter suppression in GOP states. Such as many states in the south.

Wikipedia: Postal voting in United States. See PNG map with note.

Wikimedia: SVG map and PNG [40] (for Facebook, etc.)

Lies of GOP radio.
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Google image search: Top right wing radio hosts.

How Fox News and the Right-Wing Media Machine Made My Dad Crazy. Republicans dominate talk radio. Especially in the Republican south with its backward cannabis laws.

See Wikipedia: Conservative talk radio. A percentage of people in many states do not have access to broadband internet, and desktop or laptop computers. Cell phones are a poor substitute for many people. So they are left with Republican propaganda radio, its code-word racism, and its constant disinformation.

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End the Senate filibuster.
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What is the filibuster? A look at the Senate’s consequential quirk and debate on its future. USA Today.

A minority of Senators (40%) should not be able to block laws supported by the majority of Americans. And rural states have even more disproportionate power. 11 Jan 2021: Mitch McConnell Told To 'Save The Damn Crocodile Tears' After Whining About Voting. "Seems @LeaderMcConnell is weak on the math skills. The Democratic half of the Senate represents 41,549,808 more Americans than the GOP half."

Cannabis would have been rescheduled long ago if not for the Republican filibuster. The War on Cannabis accelerated in the US, and that's where it will end. US Congress could legalize, reschedule, or remove cannabis from the federal schedule if the Republican filibuster were gone. Vote in US Senators who will abolish it. [41][42][43][44]. Senators Manchin or Sinema could abolish it now.

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End the US Electoral College.
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Presidents should not be elected who do not receive the highest number of votes.

Abolish the US Electoral College. Imagine the US without the 12 years of the Bush and Trump presidencies and their backward cannabis and other policies.

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Ranked voting.
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See Wikipedia: Ranked voting.

End the Presidential veto.
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See Wikipedia: Veto power in the United States. Presidents should not make law.

Over 50 years ago (on Dec 9, 1971) Republican drug-warrior President Richard Nixon vetoed a comprehensive childcare bill. End veto power!

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End Presidential war powers.
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Nixon, Reagan, and Bush are responsible for the US War on Drugs, and the lie that massive incarceration is a solution. See more lies in
Reagan's frequent demonization of cannabis.

Presidents have too much power. Wars later determined to be started based on lies of Presidents, or done in secret:
Vietnam War: President Johnson and the lie of the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
Cambodia: Nixon and Kissinger's secret B-52 carpet bombing campaign that helped create the unrest that led to Pol Pot's genocidal regime. And Kent State shootings in US.
Iraq War: President Bush and the lie of the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Gaza: Canada vs US.
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Compare genocidally complicit American politicians' actions to Canada's politicians stopping military aid to genocidal Israel. If we had a genuine democracy, then the government would be forced to follow the wishes of the majority of Americans. A national referendum on Israel, for example, would stop its mass murder. The US could easily force Israel to remove its settlers by threatening to remove all military and economic aid, and US protection. Peace would ensue in the Middle East. A road could be opened between Gaza and the West Bank. The occupation is not the main problem. Settlers are. The US occupies Germany and Japan to this day, but not with settlers. It is not an oppressive occupation. Hamas could be blocked from power just like the Nazis were blocked from power after World War 2.

• Wikipedia: Gaza genocide
• United Nations Security Council resolutions. Settlers condemned.
• The Top 10 Things Israel did to Gaza before October 7, 2023. By Juan Cole, Oct 7, 2024.
• Israel: Settler group advertises new properties in southern Lebanon. Sep 30, 2024. Middle East Eye. Many in Israel have also advocated resettlement of Gaza.
• United States economic and military aid to Israel over many years. Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of military assistance from the US since World War II.

ICJ Says Israel's Occupation of Palestinian Territory Is Illegal and Must End. July 29, 2024. Common Dreams. "The United Nations' highest court issued an advisory opinion arguing that Israel's large-scale expansion of settlements amounts to annexation, a crime under international law."

UN Probe Finds Israel Guilty of 'Extermination,' Torture, and Other War Crimes in Gaza. June 12, 2024. [45][46].

Wikipedia: Genocide Convention: defines genocide as "any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, as such: ...". It also defines: "Complicity in genocide."

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Republican senator Lindsey Graham Equates Dropping Nukes on Japan With What Israel Should Do in Gaza: ‘Do Whatever You Have to Do to Survive’. "Reagan ordered a stoppage in 1982 after Israel attacked Palestinian fighters in Lebanon, a move he deployed more than once throughout the war. Ten years later, President George H.W. Bush delayed a $10 billion loan to Israel after the country pressed forward with plans to build settlements in the West Bank."

Mandatory retirement.
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Institute a mandatory retirement age for US Congress members, the President, and Supreme Court judges. Put those judges on fixed terms. [47]. Mandatory retirement exists for many US judges. Like Joe Biden was too old to run again, Donald Trump is too old to be President. And Trump is just too dumb: Video: Robert De Niro on Trump Being “So F**king Stupid”. See Robert Reich: Seriously, again, how dumb is Trump? And: Trump’s Brain Is Not Okay. An expert’s view of Trump’s mental slide into dementia.

Global warming

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• Immigration

World Population Clock: 8 Billion People (LIVE). We need more trees and less people. More oxygen, less carbon dioxide. To slow down global warming. "Assuming no net migration and unchanged mortality, a total fertility rate of 2.1 children per woman ensures a broadly stable population." - Fertility rates. OECD Data. See country graphs. Also, inflation comes from an increasing population sharing one planet's resources.

Many US Republican leaders oppose birth control and abortion rights (even early abortion). Another reason besides their backward cannabis laws to vote them out. Birth control and abortion (especially early abortion) is legal (even free) in many countries. That needs to expand further.

We need the lowest curve below, by lowering the birth rate.

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Immigration.
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The US and Europe can't import all the overpopulation of the world. Europe, especially, is already too densely populated. US Democrats and progressives in Europe need to limit immigration, or they will lose power, and cannabis policies will stagnate under right wing rule. Taxes on the rich will be cut yet more, which by definition means middle class taxes will go up, or stay up, to pay for it. Wikipedia: List of countries and dependencies by population density.

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Roswell. Warming

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• Roswell. Carbon-free energy • Galactic Pot March

Roswell. Carbon-free energy
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Share link: Roswell UFO. Much UFO technology has been back engineered, and its carbon-free energy could end global warming. See Stephen Greer (SG) playlist. SG video channels: [48][49][50][51][52]. See his documentary: The Lost Century: And How to Reclaim It. [53][54]. SG witness testimonies: [55][56][57][58]. National Press Club: 2023. 2001. SG documentaries for free: [59][60][61][62] [63][64][65][66] [67][68][69]. JustWatch: [70][71][72] [73][74][75]. And: [76][77][78][79] [80][81][82][83] [84][85][86][87] [88][89][90]. SG's Disclosure Project Intelligence Archive. [91]. See also the David Grusch, David Fravor, and Ryan Graves disclosures at July 26, 2023 House hearing about US possession of aliens, alien bodies, alien craft, and back engineering: [92][93][94][95] [96][97][98][99][100] [101][102][103][104][105]. See History channel: [106][107][108][109]. National Geographic: [110][111][112][113]. See: Bob Lazar and George Knapp. See Rendlesham Forest UFO witness interviews. [114].

See the July 8, 1947 Roswell Daily Record below. Image info. Click image to enlarge. Full-size is readable. See full text of saucer article. [115]. U.S. Army officer Walter Haut issued the initial "flying disk" press release. His 2002 notarized affidavit said there were 2 crash sites, and that he had seen a craft, alien bodies, and handled wreckage material. (see page 14 of pdf). It was released in a 2007 book after his death in 2005. 37 witnesses to the Roswell shape memory foil. [116][117][118] [119][120][121]. Page 54 of Jesse Marcel, Jr. book. Crumple it and it uncrumples without creases. Did not exist in 1947.

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Affidavit is on pages 239-242 of the 2022 edition: Witness to Roswell, 75th Anniversary Edition: Unmasking the Government's Biggest Cover-up (more eyewitnesses). 36 pages previewed in Google Books. Click "preview" button and scroll down to pages 239-240. Search within the book. There is an inexpensive Kindle ebook. Moonwalker Dr. Edgar Mitchell wrote the foreword. The 20 paragraph affidavit is online here: [122] (page 14). [123][124][125][126].

Haut's daughter, Julie Shuster, in 2002, 3 years before his death, "verbally discussed each and every sentence" of the affidavit with him. She said it was not a deathbed confession. See Sept 2007 MUFON UFO Journal. Issue 473. Page 15. And this article from Special Broadcasting Service. Archived. See Julie Shuster on IMDb.

Google search: Walter Haut 2002 Roswell affidavit. Articles about Haut:

30 June 2007: Roswell officer's amazing deathbed admission raises possibility that aliens DID visit. By Nick Pope. Same article also published here and here. Archived here and here.

5 June 2022: Roswell officer's deathbed confession about theory of alien cover up. By Declan Carey. Archived here.

14 May 2021: Ex-Army officer ADMITS he saw ‘alien the size of a 10-year-old child’ after famous Roswell UFO crash in incredible video. By Emma Parry. Archived here. This article has a short excerpt of the video.

May 2021: Roswell Officer Speaks From the Grave: Video Released, Confesses that Alien was "the size of a 10 year old". By Anthony Bragalia. Archived here. From article (emphasis added): "This video clip is part of a memoir video / oral history over two hours in length that covers many personal and professional aspects of Haut's life. The video was taken at the Roswell Museum in 2000 with friends Dennis Balthaser and Wendy Connors."

Galactic Pot March.
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