Polls Find Maryland, Florida Ready for Marijuana Reform
Voters in the two states are joining a growing cavalcade of marijuana reform supporters in state polls, some in places where the support seemed unlikely.
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Voters in the two states are joining a growing cavalcade of marijuana reform supporters in state polls, some in places where the support seemed unlikely.
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A new poll commissioned by MPP and the ACLU of Maryland shows that a majority of Marylanders support legalizing marijuana and regulating it like alcohol!
Support for marijuana legalization is above 50% among Californians, and even higher among likely voters, according to a new PPIC poll
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Oklahoma NORML released survey results from a Sooner Poll showing strong support for medical marijuana and majority support for marijuana decriminalization.
Women voters tend to vote unfavorably on cannabis initiatives. This may change. Despite helping spearhead the medical cannabis movement in the 1990s...
The poll found near majority support (47%) for legalizing marijuana by taxing and regulating it like alcohol, with 16% saying the favored decriminalization.
I think it's a significant "fail" that most major media did not note that, given the importance place that youth drug use naturally holds in these concerns.
It is said that the South will be the last region to take up marijuana legalization, but it is becoming evident the southern states won’t be left behind.
A new poll by Quinnipiac University found that public opinion of marijuana legalization hasn't changed much in Colorado since voters approved Amendment 64.
60.7% reported they'd always supported the use of medical marijuana, and another 20.4% said they used to oppose it, but had changed their minds.
A Rasmussen Reports poll released on Sunday found that only 4% of respondents believe that the US is winning the war on drugs. Some 82% said it is "losing."
Gallup poll reveals marijuana usage percentages among age groups and sexes.
Partnership for a Drug Free America released a new survey that in effect says ‘marijuana legalization is coming, but only for adults’.
Katie Couric asks, "Do you think parents should smoke marijuana?" We want to hear from you! Vote in our poll and share your answers.
The poll comes as the legislature is considering Senate Bill 1977, which would decriminalize the possession of up to 50 grams of marijuana.
But as the baby boomers continue to get older, they are returning to enjoying the herb for both recreational and medicinal purposes