Fifty-five percent of Americans favor making cannabis legal for adults, according to the findings of a just-released CNN/ORC International survey released late Monday. The percentage is the highest ever reported by the survey, which has been tracking public opinion on the issue since 1973, and marks a 12 percentage point jump in support since the last time pollsters posed the question in 2012.
2013 will go down on record as one of the most significant years in the history of marijuana law reform. Here’s why.
A majority of Indiana residents believe that marijuana should be legally regulated like alcohol and nearly 80 percent of Hoosiers support taxing it, according to recently released statewide polling data released by the Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State University.
Gallup released new polling data today that shows an overwhelming majority of Americans want marijuana…
According to polling data released this week by Gallup, 38% of Americans admit to having…
#1 Colorado and Washington Vote To Legalize Marijuana Voters in Colorado and Washington made history…
Our anti-prohibitionist friends at the prestigious Washington, DC think-tank The Cato Institute will feature a…
Sixty-four percent of Americans oppose federal interference in state laws that allow for the legal…