Marijuana stocks are in focus today ahead of the midterm elections in the United States. After a significant sell-off that coincided with the broader market's weakness, cannabis stocks have recently shown signs of rebounding or at least stabilizing. While President Trump attempts to make the elections about immigration, medical and recreational marijuana legalization are also on the ballots in several states. This could have implications for marijuana stocks with many candidates expressing support for legalization, which could lead to the loosening of cannabis restrictions resulting in increased opportunities for marijuana companies. Voters in Michigan and North Dakota will consider plans for recreational marijuana legalization. Utah and Missouri will consider medical marijuana legalization and if passed that would mean nearly 70% of Americans would have access to medical marijuana. Additionally, Michigan, New York, and New Hampshire will see legal marijuana advancing or stalling depending on the gubernatorial race outcomes. Currently, pot is legal for adult-use in nine states and Washington, D.C. The polls are said to be pointing towards the passage of recreational measures, which would result in one fourth of the U.S. population having access to marijuana, according to Vivien Azer, an analyst at Cowen. As pot stocks come back into focus, here are three marijuana companies to watch ahead of the elections.Click Here for Top Marijuana Stocks To Watch Ahead of the U.S Midterm Elections