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Younger people and men support marijuana legalization

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April 28, 2010

California: A SurveyUSA poll conducted on April 20 of 500 voters indicated that while 56% of those surveyed support legalizing marijuana, 75% of those under 35 support legalization and 65% of men support legalization.[1]

Some trouble spots for those who support this November's California Marijuana Legalization Initiative are groups of voters who oppose legalization:

  • In the age group of voters over 65, 54% are opposed to marijuana legalization.
  • A minority of women (46%) support legalization.
  • A minority of Hispanics (45%) support legalization.[2]

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ SurveyUSA, "Results of SurveyUSA News Poll #16468: Should the State of California legalize the use of marijuana? Or not?"
  2. ↑ Election coverage on FireDogLake," "56% of Californians Support Legalizing Marijuana Use," April 22, 2010
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