Washington Marijuana Legalization Measure in Strong Position
Washington state's I-502 marijuana legalization, regulation, and taxation initiative looks to be well-positioned yet to actually win at the ballot box...
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Washington state's I-502 marijuana legalization, regulation, and taxation initiative looks to be well-positioned yet to actually win at the ballot box...
Last week's Mason Dixon poll had the Montana medical marijuana reform effort IR-124 trailing 31% to 44%, with 25% undecided....
Three marijuana legalization initiatives, two medical marijuana initiatives, and one sentencing reform initiative are on state ballots this year...
With only a few weeks left until election day, Colorado's Amendment 64 tax and regulate marijuana initiative is well-positioned to win on November 6...
A recent SurveyUSA poll shows Measure 80, on the ballot in Oregon to legalize recreational marijuana, trailing by a margin of 41% to 37%.
A new Suffolk University survey shows support for Question 3 to legalize medical marijuana in Massachusetts at 59%, opposition at 35%, and 6% undecided.
The latest poll, released Sat by SurveyUSA for the Denver Post, has Colorado's marijuana legalization initiative at 51%, with 40% opposed and 8% undecided.
Four of the six statewide marijuana initiatives appearing on the November 2012 ballot are solidly favored among likely voters according to recent polls.
The well-respected, non-partisan Pew Charitable Trusts wrote a fairly balanced article about the possible consequences of legal marijuana.
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Colorado's Amendment 64 backers have filled a lawsuit in response to legislative council's deletion of key arguments for A64 in the Colorado's voter guide.
A new poll from SurveyUSA shows 58% of respondents said they support I-502, the ballot referendum for marijuana legalization in Washington state.
In November, will voters in Washington, Oregon or Colorado decide to legalize recreational marijuana and potentially start a revolt against federal law?
Ever think back on friends you smoke with on occasion now that were once acquaintances with no knowledge you each used cannabis? The relationship...
When it comes to drug policy and the 2012 elections, there is plenty on the table. This week, we'll provide an overview all the drug-related campaigns.
Would you believe this college campus flyer on marijuana usage if you were a user there? Check out this one from Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Public Policy Polling shows support holding strong for Amendment 64, a ballot measure that aims legalize the personal use of marijuana from a recent poll.
Could the "marijuana vote" propel Barack Obama to victory in the upcoming 2012 presidential election?