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By a slim margin, Connecticut voters back recreational marijuana, with strong support coming from those under 30, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
Nearly nine out of ten Floridians support legalizing the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes, and a majority support allowing adults to possess the plant for any purpose, according to the results of a statewide Quinnipiac University poll of registered voters.
NORML PAC is pleased to announce its endorsement of Virginia State Senator Adam Ebbin in his campaign for U.S. House of Representatives in Virginia’s 8th Congressional District.
On April 28, 2014, Quinnipiac University released poll data showing that Coloradans still “feel good” about legalizing marijuana. With a 14 percent margin...
What a difference a year makes. From 4/20, 2013, to 4/20, 2014, marijuana came out of the shadows of the black market and into the light of the mainstream
A recent Quinnipiac Poll shows 81 percent of Iowa voters said they would support medical marijuana should a patient need it per a doctor’s recommendation.
Today, Oklahomans for Health submitted an application for petition, which proposes to add a question to the November ballot asking whether or not Oklahomans should legalize medical marijuana
About 70 percent of physicians admit to therapeutic qualities of cannabis; over half say it should also be legal for non-medical use, says WebMD /Medscape.
A Pew Research Center poll shows Seventy-five percent of Americans believe that the sale and use of cannabis will eventually be legal.
Marijuana is becoming more acceptable in the United States, the majority of Americans are willing to allow legal pot commerce to operate in their hometown.
Medical marijuana has been in the US since 1996 and is now legal in twenty states & DC. Yet reported teen marijuana use has remained essentially flat in recent years.
Public Policy Institute of California released survey results yesterday; 53% of California voters favor marijuana legalization and 44% oppose. 60% of...
Nearly four out of ten participants in the survey would be “much more likely” to go to the polls if an initiative to legalize marijuana was on the ballot.
In normal shit-peddler fashion that makes a catching headline, the visionaries over at Project SAM recently tweeted the following...
In a Pew Research Center poll, Millennials overwhelmingly supported marijuana legalization at a 69% rate, more than double their support since 2005
Pew Research Center recently put out a report on a survey that collected data on Millennials (those currently in the 18-33 age group) in adulthood...
A new NBC News / WSJ poll asked Americans which one of the these four substances is most harmful for your health. The answers in order of most harmful
The most recent data show that marijuana use has increased among baby boomers over the age of 50 in the past decade.
