Is cannabis legal in Minnesota?
Legal
Cannabis is legal for adult recreational use.
Minnesota is classified “Legal” for cannabis, as are 23 of the other 49 states. For the United States as a whole, the classification is “Varies by region”.
Source
- Last checked
- 17 September 2026
- How it was classified
- Read from the source’s state-by-state coverage; the topic is published only once hand-verified reference states match it.
Across the United States
- Legal 24 states, including Minnesota.
- Legal (Medical) 18 states.
- Decriminalized 1 state.
- Illegal 7 states.
Nearby states
- Wisconsin
- Illegal Cannabis is illegal. Only low-THC or CBD oil is permitted.
- North Dakota
- Legal (Medical) Cannabis is legal for medical use only. Possession is also decriminalized.
- South Dakota
- Legal (Medical) Cannabis is legal for medical use only.
- Iowa
- Legal (Medical) Cannabis is legal for medical use only.
- Nebraska
- Legal (Medical) Cannabis is legal for medical use only. Possession is also decriminalized.
- Michigan
- Legal Cannabis is legal for adult recreational use.
Other laws in Minnesota
- Abortion
- Legal on request
- Euthanasia
- Illegal
- Same-Sex Marriage
- Marriage legal
- Age of Consent
- 16–17
- Sex Work
- Illegal
- Death Penalty
- Fully abolished
- Gun Laws
- Licensed / moderate
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