Over $10 Billion in Legal Marijuana Sold in the United States in First Half of 2024

Legal marijuana states combined for over $10 billion in sales in the first half of the year, according to an analysis by The Marijuana Herald.

Among the 24 legal marijuana states in the US, 20 have licensed marijuana stores currently operating and reporting sales data. Virginia is the only legal marijuana state that does not currently allow licensed sales, while Minnesota, Ohio, and Delaware have legalized too recently to have marijuana stores open.

Using data compiled by state regulatory agencies, below is a breakdown of each state’s marijuana sales data from January to June, followed by accumulative totals.

Arizona

  • January: $90.3 million
  • February: $91.2 million
  • March: $93.6 million
  • April: $94.8 million
  • May: $102 million
  • June: $92.89 million

Total for January to June: $564.79 million.

California

  • January: $350 million
  • February: $345 million
  • March: $355 million
  • April: $341 million
  • May: $355 million
  • June: $340.41 million

Total for January to June: $2.086 billion.

Colorado

  • January: $99.7 million
  • February: $100.2 million
  • March: $101.6 million
  • April: $101 million
  • May: $101 million
  • June: $102.76 million

Total for January to June: $606.26 million.

Connecticut

  • January: $23 million
  • February: $24 million
  • March: $25 million
  • April: $24 million
  • May: $25 million
  • June: $26 million

Total for January to June: $147 million.

Illinois

  • January: $158.1 million
  • February: $160 million
  • March: $174 million (estimated from Q1 total of $492 million)
  • April: $169.6 million
  • May: $170.6 million
  • June: $166 million

Total for January to June: Approximately $998.3 million.

Maine

  • January: $15.4 million
  • February: $16.2 million
  • March: $17.1 million
  • April: $17.8 million
  • May: $20 million
  • June: $19.5 million

Total for January to June: $106 million.

Maryland

  • January: $88.71 million
  • February: $90.34 million
  • March: $92.12 million
  • April: $94.87 million
  • May: $93 million
  • June: $93.04 million

Total for January to June: $552.08 million.

Massachusetts

  • January: $130.5 million
  • February: $131.8 million
  • March: $133.4 million
  • April: $134.6 million
  • May: $136 million
  • June: $134.28 million

Total for January to June: $800.58 million.

Michigan

  • January: $258 million
  • February: $262 million
  • March: $268 million
  • April: $274 million
  • May: $275 million
  • June: $274.99 million

Total for January to June: $1.612.99 billion.

Missouri

  • January: $115 million
  • February: $118 million
  • March: $121 million
  • April: $120 million
  • May: $118 million
  • June: $120.98 million

Total for January to June: $713.98 million.

Montana

  • January: $26 million
  • February: $27 million
  • March: $27.5 million
  • April: $26.8 million
  • May: $27 million
  • June: $27.2 million

Total for January to June: $161.5 million.

Nevada

  • January: $60.81 million
  • February: $59.68 million
  • March: $61.32 million
  • April: $59.32 million
  • May: $60 million
  • June: $57.78 million

Total for January to June: $359.91 million.

New Jersey

  • January: $45.2 million
  • February: $46.3 million
  • March: $47.5 million
  • April: $48.7 million
  • May: $50 million
  • June: $51.9 million

Total for January to June: $289.6 million.

New Mexico

  • January: $42 million
  • February: $43.2 million
  • March: $45 million
  • April: $44.5 million
  • May: $50 million
  • June: $49.5 million

Total for January to June: $274.2 million.

New York

  • January: $27.2 million
  • February: $28.4 million
  • March: $30.5 million
  • April: $32.6 million
  • May: $42 million
  • June: $51.93 million

Total for January to June: $212.63 million.

Oregon

  • January: $78.3 million
  • February: $79.1 million
  • March: $80.2 million
  • April: $81.4 million
  • May: $78 million
  • June: $81.69 million

Total for January to June: $478.69 million.

Rhode Island

  • January: $9 million
  • February: $9.5 million
  • March: $10 million
  • April: $10.2 million
  • May: $10 million
  • June: $9.8 million

Total for January to June: $58.5 million.

Vermont

  • January: $10.2 million
  • February: $10.5 million
  • March: $10.8 million
  • April: $10.9 million
  • May: $11 million
  • June: $11.3 million

Total for January to June: $64.7 million.

Washington

  • January: $97.5 million
  • February: $98.2 million
  • March: $100.1 million
  • April: $101.4 million
  • May: $101.84 million
  • June: $98.81 million

Total for January to June: $598.85 million.

Combined total for the first half of 2024: $10,686,560,000.

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