Seventy-two percent of Democrats, 65 percent of Independents, and 56 percent of Republicans expressed support for the ballot question in the latest poll. Overall, only 29 percent of New Jerseyans opposed the measure.
“Our polling shows bipartisan support for meaningful legislative marijuana reform that would legalize marijuana.”
Investigators concluded, “The current findings suggest generally positive perceptions of the legal cannabis market.”
Sixty-two percent of likely general election voters “believe that marijuana should be legalized for adult use in the state of Arizona.”
Of eligible respondents, 72 percent agreed with the statement, “Medical marijuana should be used to reduce the use of opioids for non-cancer pain.” Sixty-three percent of respondents also agreed, “The DEA should reclassify marijuana so that it is no longer a schedule I drug.”
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Investigators are seeking respondents to participate in an anonymous electronic survey to evaluate whether consumers have experienced changes in their frequency of cannabis use, dosing, access, or preferred methods of ingestion as a result of either COVID-19-related closures or emergency actions.
Sixty-eight percent of English- and Spanish-speaking US Latinos now say they support marijuana legalization.