Generally revise marijuana laws

HB 688 would require counties that voted against legalizing recreational marijuana in 2020 (via Initiative Measure 190) to approve specific marijuana business types - like dispensaries, cultivation, or manufacturing - through local elections before new businesses can operate. Existing medical marijuana dispensaries could continue operating without new local approval, while new businesses would need local permission for categories such as adult-use dispensaries or testing labs. The bill also mandates specific ballot language for local votes on prohibiting these businesses and exempts counties that already approved Initiative Measure 190. Counties voting "no" on IM 190 must hold elections to allow or ban business types, with results requiring local government action to permit operations.