In November, California voters will decide on legalizing marijuana for recreational use. And in San Diego, voters will have another marijuana-related decision – a possible new tax on pot.

If approved, Prop. 64 would allow people over 21 to use marijuana legally, without a prescription. It would also allow the state to tax sales of the drug.

In San Diego, voters will also decide on whether to levy an additional local pot tax by voting on Measure N. (Measure N will be moot if Prop. 64 doesn’t pass.)

On this San Diego Explained, NBC 7 San Diego’s Monica Dean and Voice of San Diego’s Andrew Keatts discuss both local Measure N and State Prop 64.

Kinsee Morlan was formerly the Engagement Editor at Voice of San Diego and author of the Culture Report. She also managed VOSD’s podcasts and covered...

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