New California Poll Says Most Voters Want Recreational Cannabis - But Just Barely
A new poll is fuelling uncertainty about how Californians will vote come November concerning Proposition 64.
The poll, released by the Southern California News Group and KABC/Eyewitness News on Monday, found that voters are likely to approve the proposal to legalize the recreational use of marijuana – but only by 52 percent. Forty per cent of those polled stated that they would vote No on Proposition 64, while eight percent stated that they were undecided. Zero per cent stated that they would not be voting at all.
Past polls on the question of Proposition 64 have come up with mixed results.
One poll released in March of this year by Probolsky Research of Newport Beach asked 1,000 likely voters if they would approve “an initiative that would legalize marijuana for recreational use,” about 60 per cent declaring that they would. However, those responses were broken up to reveal that while...
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