According to the fresh survey, two of the three Pennsylvanians support the legalization of recreational marijuana in the community.
Responsible He presented an independent survey, which indicated that 68 percent of respondents proposed the regulations. This number increases to almost 3 out of 4 (75%), when voters received more information on this subject.
Survey – conducted by Change tests -On 25-30 January among 1129 registered voters were conducted.
According to the data of interviewers, democrats are particularly supporting legislation (85%), while independent (62%) and Republicans (53%). GOP voters escalate their support when they provide more information about the implementation options, raising nine points to 62%.
Perhaps it is not surprising that younger voters show the greatest enthusiasm for the potential legalization of recreational hemp, because people between 18–34 (78%) and 35-49 (77%) are definitely supporting. Even older respondents from Pennsylvania support the possibility that 75% of people from 50 to 64 to 69% among seniors 65 and the support of regulations.
“This survey does not illustrate, regardless of the fact that Pennsylvania, regardless of their political views, want to legalize hemp for adults and strongly support it now. The public opinion in Pennsylvania has moved significantly, and all electorate segments are now strongly on board, removing the path of significant reform that reflects Pennsylvania’s desire, “said spokesman responsible Brittany Cramsie.
Geographical support goes beyond the division of rural rural in Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia City conducts 79% support, suited to 74% support in Allegheny. Central Pennsylvania tracks cities at 61%.
“At a time when the community observes critical funds for education, infrastructure and public security,” Pennsylvania pass through state lines to buy marijuana, “said Crams. “In addition to being an extremely popular policy, the regulated hemp market for adults is the best approach to generating and implementing additional repetitive revenues in Pennsylvania. It’s not just what Pennsylvania wants – it’s about what you need. We encourage legislators to take into account and listen to the freedom of voters. “
“I don’t see any path(*3*)ltr”>”There are many states that promised income that have never materialized at the level they said, but there is something to say that you do not fully jump into the pool when you cannot answer all these questions,” he said, adding, adding, That this argument should convey a reform based on the surrounding states, is a “quite impoverished excuse.(*2*)People go through the state line to buy marijuana in New York and New Jersey,” he said Gifted “These are our tax dollars that should be here. I don’t understand why people wouldn’t want to stop this money in Pennsylvania. “
“The governor must lead something. If he wants to do something, he must lead to it ” President of the Senate Pro Tempore Kim Ward (R-Westmoreland) he said. “He can’t throw out an idea there – what he did last year – and say:” Let the legislator come up with it. I’ll sign it. Then I will go to press conferences throughout the state. “
