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33rd Assembly Rep Cory Horlacher Marijuana Survey

ByNorthernWINORML.org
Representative Cody Horlacher Assembly District 33 (R - Mukwonago)
Representative Cody Horlacher
Assembly District 33
(R – Mukwonago)

Rep. Cody Horlacher (R-Mukwonago) representing Wisconsin’s 33 Assembly District has a question about marijuana for you, the constituents that live within the following area:

 
The 33rd Assembly District is comprised of
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Jefferson
Cambridge
Fort Atkinson
Helenville
Sullivan
Hebron
Palmyra
WAUKESHA COUNTY
Mukwonago
Eagle
WALWORTH COUNTY
Troy/East Troy
La Grange
He is also a member of the 2019 Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety.
 
 
This committee has been assigned Assembly Bill 220 / Legal Opportunity / the legalization bill sponsored by Melissa Sargent.
 
So if you are not a a constituent of his you may want to approach Rep. Cody Horlacher via Telephone at (608) 266-5715 or email at Rep.Horlacher@legis.wisconsin.gov and phrase your phone call or email with direct support of Assembly Bill 220 “Legalize Opportunity” and add “Please do not hold up this legislation in committee. Please hold a public hearing and put this piece of legislation to a floor vote!”
Legalize Opportunity
Legalize Opportunity

For more information on Assembly Bill 220 Legalize Opportunity please visit out website:

 
If you live in this district please contact us today as we need some assistance directly in his district by his constituents!
 
Here is the question on his spring budget survey:
 
Legalization of marijuana for medical and recreational purposes has been proposed. Law enforcement, educators and the medical community oppose legalization. Which best describes your views on marijuana legalization?
 
I do not support any legalization of marijuana use
 
I support limited medical legalization only
 
I support full decriminalization of marijuana for recreational or medical use
 
Answer Rep. Horlacher spring / budget survey with a marijuana question by using the following link:

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