>>Governor Youngkin Expected to Veto Retail Marijuana Bill's Second Attempt
(Richmond, VA) -- The Virginia House of Delegates passed a retail marijuana bill that now heads to the governor's desk where it is expected to be vetoed. More from Rebecca Hughes.Preview: Wrap Script:
A similar bill passed both chambers last year that the governor also vetoed. Republican Delegate Wendell Walker tells ABC13 why he believes many Republicans do not support the retail sales of cannabis.Preview: If Governor Glenn Youngkin did sign the legislation, businesses in the commonwealth would be able to apply for licenses to sell pot in September with those sales beginning in May. However, a spokesperson from the governor's office says he will veto the measure again.