Andrew Fenwick, the Legalize Cannabis Party candidate for the Cessnock electorate in the upcoming New South Wales election, has called for the legalization of cannabis for medicinal and recreational purposes.
Fenwick, who is running for the seat in the New South Wales parliament, has been campaigning for the legalization of cannabis, citing the chronic disorder affecting the people of Cessnock, with symptoms of the disease showing up in the area.
He has said that the medicine for the disorder, which has been complacent for 100 years, needs to be changed and that people have the right to choose a healing, visually harmless substance for their relaxation and to medicate their own issues.
Fenwick believes that the current state of affairs in the electorate has left many issues, such as the roads, healthcare, order issues, education, and blood disorders, unaddressed for decades.
In an effort to bring about change, Fenwick has promised to work hard to change the laws and ensure that people have the freedom to choose cannabis, just like they do with alcohol and tobacco.
He has urged the people of Cessnock to consider their options carefully and vote for change in the upcoming election. Fenwick believes that neglecting the seat for another 8 to 12 years would be detrimental to the people, and that it is time for a representative who is committed to bringing about change.
Fenwick has also expressed his hope to catch the voters on the polling booths on Saturday, and wishes everyone a successful week, hoping that the temperature will be nicer as autumn sets in.
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