Public policy observationFederal hemp definition changes in 41 daysOct 2, 2026

Terracotta

Hemp + Cannabis Policy, With Sources and Gaps

Hemp & THC Bill Tracker

2,076 public bill and rule records since 2018 after relevance screening. “Who it helps” is an analytical classification with a short reason—not a claim about legislative intent. Unscored and review-needed records are labeled explicitly; imported omnibus text opens on the record page rather than consuming the list.

Pro-hempPro-cannabisBoth winBoth loseNeutral / mixedUnscored Hemp and licensed cannabis are two different industries — items are scored by who they help when analysis is available.

Legislation

showing 1051–1100 of 2076
BillHR0707 CANNABIS EQUITY-FED SUPPORTOpen source record Why Pro-cannabis: Cannabis equity federal support (benefits licensed cannabis businesses)Relevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereIL
Who it helpsPro-cannabis
Last actionMay 9, 2022
BillS0150 SC Compassionate Care ActOpen source record Why Neutral: Too vague or insufficient context to determine market impactRelevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereSC
Who it helpsNeutral
Last actionMay 4, 2022
BillSB424 Relating generally to 2022 Farm BillOpen source record Why Neutral: Farm Bill general revisions; fiber/grain hemp focus (not intoxicant)Relevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereWV
Who it helpsNeutral
Last actionApr 20, 2022
BillLB474 Adopt the Medicinal Cannabis ActOpen source record Why Neutral: Cannabis regulation without clear market impactRelevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereNE
Who it helpsNeutral
Last actionApr 20, 2022
BillLB1275 Adopt the Medicinal Cannabis ActOpen source record Why Neutral: Cannabis regulation without clear market impactRelevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereNE
Who it helpsNeutral
Last actionApr 20, 2022
BillHB837 Cannabis ReformOpen source record Why Pro-cannabis: Cannabis legalization or regulatory modificationRelevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereMD
Who it helpsPro-cannabis
Last actionApr 9, 2022
BillHB5657 Medical Marijuana Research ActOpen source record Why Both win: Medical marijuana research expansion.Relevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereFederal
Who it helpsBoth win
Last actionApr 5, 2022
BillSB833 Cannabis ReformOpen source record Why Pro-cannabis: Cannabis legalization or regulatory modificationRelevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereMD
Who it helpsPro-cannabis
Last actionApr 1, 2022
WhereMN
Who it helpsPro-cannabis
Last actionMar 30, 2022
BillHF3162 Cannabis; manufacturers allowed to distribute medical cannabis to Tribal medical cannabis program patients, transportation of medical cannabis provided by manufacturers registered with a Tribal medical cannabis program, protections extended, and criminal penalty modified.Open source record Why Pro-cannabis: Medical cannabis program supports licensed dispensary marketRelevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereMN
Who it helpsPro-cannabis
Last actionMar 30, 2022
BillSB2598 AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 29; Title 33; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40; Title 41; Title 43; Title 45; Title 50; Title 53; Title 63; Title 67; Title 68 and Title 71, relative to the "Free All Cannabis for Tennesseans Act."Open source record Why Neutral: Tennessee: broad code amendments; too vague for cannabis/hemp impact.Relevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereTN
Who it helpsNeutral
Last actionMar 30, 2022
BillHB1968 AN ACT to amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 4; Title 29; Title 33; Title 38; Title 39; Title 40; Title 41; Title 43; Title 45; Title 50; Title 53; Title 63; Title 67; Title 68 and Title 71, relative to the "Free All Cannabis for Tennesseans Act."Open source record Why Neutral: Tennessee: broad code amendments; too vague for cannabis/hemp scoring.Relevance: Relevant — The title or analyst note contains a direct hemp/cannabis policy reference.
WhereTN
Who it helpsNeutral
Last actionMar 30, 2022