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The Republican Party of Florida is at least $1.7 million dollars richer thanks to a frantic fundraising effort from hemp companies days after Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill that would have effectively killed the industry.
The effort took place over a WhatsApp group chat called “ Save Florida Hemp ” days after the veto.
Hemp leaders say the effort surpassed their goal of raising $2 million .
Tensions have risen even further between hemp and marijuana industries as they head into the November vote on Amendment 3 , the recreational marijuana ballot initiative.
DeSantis and the Republican Party have become increasingly outspoken against the initiative in recent months .
Many in the hemp industry fear losing business to recreational weed, particularly due to how the amendment is written.
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