Still, analysts and advocates alike say, the industry may be too big and valuable for a Trump administration to stop, especially after voters in California — home to the world’s 6th largest economy — legalized the recreational use of marijuana.

“It’s obviously a different ball game than what we anticipated under a [Hillary] Clinton administration,” says Taylor West, NCIA deputy director. “But regardless of who the president is and who is controlling the Senate, this is still an issue that Congress is going to have to wrestle with.”

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