The document is a series of yes or no questions regarding marijuana legalization and criminal justice reform. It asks the reader their position on legalizing marijuana for recreational and medical use, reducing criminal penalties and incarceration rates for marijuana and other drug offenses, increasing funding for education and social programs instead of incarceration, and allowing past marijuana convictions to be appealed or expunged from criminal records. The document encourages the reader to make their voice heard and vote on these issues.

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