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Campaign button, "Yes on I-502," the initiative to legalize recreational marijuana, 2012

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This campaign button was in favor of the I-502 Washington State initiative in 2012 to legalize recreational marijuana.
ID Number: 2015.46.3
Date: 2012
Physical Description: 1 Button, Campaign; plastic, metal; 2.25 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 2015.46.3
Subjects: Politics and Politicians, Recreation, Judicial and Legal Systems, Medicine and Health Care

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