Polls

A recent Wyoming poll found for the first time ever that a majority of voters there support legalizing adult-use cannabis.

The latest Gallup poll shows that 68 percent of Americans support legalizing cannabis for adults; it is the pollster’s highest-ever recorded level of support for the issue.

Two Arizona polls suggest that the state’s cannabis legalization initiative is likely to pass this November — the vote looks close, however, and undecided voters could still make or break the campaign.

The latest Gallup poll found that 70% of Americans consider smoking cannabis to be “morally acceptable.”

There are significantly more Americans who believe that cannabis legalization reforms have been a success than those who think the policies have failed.

A recent poll shows that a majority of adult Americans believe that medical cannabis is an “essential” service.

A recent Iowa poll found for the first time ever that a majority of Iowans, 53 percent, would support the statewide legalization of adult-use cannabis.

Recent surveying data suggests that investors are evenly split between whether or not they would ever invest in the cannabis space.

A recent study investigating social responses to the words “cannabis” and “marijuana” found that word choice does not influence the public’s perception of the plant.

Gallup polling data suggests that 66 percent of American voters continue to support the nationwide legalization of cannabis; when Gallup first asked the question in 1969, just 12 percent of voters supported such reforms.

In a recent survey conducted by YouGov for Colorado’s Joy Organics, more than half of those polled admitted to concerns about the safety of CBD products — specifically, due to the potential for the products to contain pesticides or heavy metals.

New survey data suggests that 47 percent of people living in Scotland currently support legalizing cannabis for adult use.

Yet another national poll shows that a strong majority of Americans support the federal legalization of cannabis.

The latest poll is a five-point increase in favor of legalization compared to a survey conducted last year. According to recent results, just 25 percent of UK voters say they are opposed to legalizing cannabis.

Recent polling data suggests that a strong 55 percent majority of New Yorkers support cannabis legalization, including an overwhelming 75 percent of young voters.

Positive drug test results are up across the country, with the largest increases in states with recent legalization and in safety-sensitive jobs.