Legalize Cannabis Banking & Rights Nationwide
It's time to end federal prohibition and ensure equal treatment for the cannabis industry
Why It Matters
Cannabis businesses lack access to financial services and legal protections that every other legitimate industry takes for granted. Federal prohibition forces legal operators into cash-only operations, creating safety risks and economic barriers that undermine the will of voters in 37 states.
Supporters & Progress
Our movement is gaining momentum with thousands of signatures from citizens across the country. 74% of Americans support cannabis reform, yet the federal government has taken zero meaningful action to align policy with the democratic will of the people.
The Stakes
Under current federal law, revenue from legal cannabis is classified as “drug money.” Banking these funds constitutes “money laundering.” The government forces legitimate businesses outside the financial system, then penalizes them for operating in cash.
Commitment to Democratic Principles
The United States of Ganja is firmly rooted in the democratic values enshrined in the United States Constitution. We believe that the right to vote is fundamental to our republic, empowering citizens to shape their own destiny through the ballot box.
We hold that when the people speak through democratic processes, their voice must be respected. We oppose legislative actions that undermine voter-approved initiatives, effectively rendering the will of the people meaningless.
Our mission is to protect and advance cannabis policy reform as determined by the citizens themselves—not by special interests or partisan agendas.
The State of Cannabis Reform
The People Have Spoken
The democratic will of the American people has spoken decisively on cannabis policy. Only 13 states continue to enforce full prohibition—down from universal prohibition across all 50 states just decades ago.
The Federal Contradiction
The District of Columbia—the seat of our federal government—has itself voted to legalize cannabis. Yet the federal government continues to classify cannabis as a Schedule I substance, disregarding the will of citizens in the majority of states.
A Question of Equality
How can our government claim to represent all Americans equally while maintaining a prohibition system that criminalizes conduct deemed legal by the vast majority of states? The original thirteen colonies united on principles of self-governance—it is fitting we now find approximately the same number clinging to outdated policies.
Our Campaign for Change
Federal Legalization
Granting full legal status to cannabis at the federal level
Banking Access
Ensuring legitimate banking access for cannabis businesses
End Discrimination
Ending discriminatory enforcement that impacts communities
Sign the Petition
Add your voice to the growing movement demanding federal cannabis reform