State • Washington

HB 1941: Authorizing agricultural cooperatives for cannabis producers.

Melanie MorganIntroduced

HB 1941 status: Introduced — Effective date 6/11/2026 (updated Mar 25, 2026).

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What this bill does

Overall score

Score70/100 civic fit
RiskLow risk
ImpactModerate impact 45/100

Bill summary

Official

This bill would allow marijuana growers to team up and work together as a group to share costs and resources. It is currently being discussed in the House.

Key analysis

Constitutionality90%
Bipartisan50%
Public opinion60%
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Impact analysis

Environment

Mixed / Neutral
50%

Benefits

  • no direct environmental impact identified

Risks

  • no direct environmental impact identified

Economy

Positive Outlook
75%

Benefits

  • enables cost-sharing among growers
  • improves resource efficiency for small producers

Risks

  • potential market consolidation risks
  • operational complexity for existing licensees

Society

Mixed / Neutral
50%

Benefits

  • no material direct social impact identified

Risks

  • no material direct social impact identified
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How trustworthy & consequential it is

Source

OpenStates

Confidence

low

low

Analysis status

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Where it stands

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Introduced

Current

Effective date 6/11/2026.

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Committee

Upcoming
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Floor

Upcoming
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Governor

Upcoming
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Enacted

Upcoming
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