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November 3rd, 2014
08:51 PM ET
Pot could swing the deadlocked race for Florida governor
On Tuesday, voters in two states and Washington D.C. will decide if they want to go the way of Washington and Colorado and legalize recreational pot.
And in Florida, medical marijuana will be on the ballot. But pot advocates in that state weren't expecting a multi-million dollar campaign against them. Marijuana could swing the deadlocked race for governor in the sunshine state.
CNN's Athena Jones is OutFront with the money and power of pot on the ballot.
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