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Phoenix - Support for legalized marijuana in Arizona has grown slightly over the past month, a poll released Monday showed. The poll from OH Predictive Insights showed 51 percent of respondents said they would vote against Proposition 205 on Aug. 28. Forty percent said they would vote for it...

Here are some of the latest dispatches in the war to end the war on marijuana. The news from the eastern front is encouraging. New polls from Massachusetts and Maine show 53 percent support for each state's legalization initiatives, versus 40 percent opposition in Massachusetts and 38 percent...

Voters in five states – Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts, and Nevada – will decide this November on ballot initiatives seeking to legalize and regulate the adult use, production, and retail sale of marijuana. Polling data shows these measures to be leading among likely voters...

Phoenix - Voters will have the opportunity to legalize recreational marijuana in Arizona for adults over 21 in this year's general election. And half of respondents in a recent poll say they are in favor. The Morrison Institute, Arizona Republic and Cronkite News partnered on the poll...

A month away from Election Day, it seems likely that California will join the four other states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use. Every poll taken so far this year indicates that most voters favor Proposition 64, a.k.a. the Control, Tax, and Regulate Adult Use of Marijuana Act...

Marijuana advocates are heading into the final weeks of the 2016 campaign with the wind at their backs as the latest polling shows legalization measures currently favored by voters in all five states where they're on the ballot. This is something of a reversal from just a month ago, when the...

Gummies have gotten sticky in the marijuana market, replacing chocolate as the top-selling cannabis candy. According to a study by BDS Analytics, infused chocolate bars dominated the marketplace in 2015. That year, chocolate bars outsold all other cannabis products by almost 50 percent...

Two-thirds of Utahns want to legalize medical marijuana prescribed by doctors, a new UtahPolicy poll finds. Expect a medical marijuana bill to be introduced in the 2017 Legislature. Such a bill failed in the 2016 general session after LDS Church leaders warned that such a measure could do...

Two-thirds of Utahns want to legalize medical marijuana prescribed by doctors, a new UtahPolicy poll finds. Expect a medical marijuana bill to be introduced in the 2017 Legislature. Such a bill failed in the 2016 general session after LDS Church leaders warned that such a measure could do...

Oregonians really, really love cannabis edibles and concentrates, a new report by a industry research company shows. Edibles and concentrates in June became legal to sell to recreational customers in Oregon. They grabbed almost a quarter of Oregon's recreational cannabis market in the first...

There are several constitutional amendments on the November ballot. One of them, Amendment 2 - Use of Marijuana for Debilitating Medical Conditions - is a retread from the 2014 election. Two years ago, the slightly different version of the amendment received 58 percent of the vote, falling...

There are several constitutional amendments on the November ballot. One of them, Amendment 2 - Use of Marijuana for Debilitating Medical Conditions - is a retread from the 2014 election. Two years ago, the slightly different version of the amendment received 58 percent of the vote, falling...

Whether for or against, most people have an opinion on the legalization of recreational marijuana. This fall, Arizona residents have a chance to vote on it. Fifty percent of registered Arizona voters support legalization, 40 percent are opposed and 10 percent are undecided, according to an...

Despite opposition from drug warriors, doctors, sheriffs and Catholic bishops, Amendment 2 is gaining support, according to a poll released Wednesday by Saint Leo University. It shows 68.8 percent support for Amendment 2 in September, up from 67.8 percent in August and 65.1 percent in June...

Despite opposition from drug warriors, doctors, sheriffs and Catholic bishops, Amendment 2 is gaining support, according to a poll released Wednesday by Saint Leo University. It shows 68.8 percent support for Amendment 2 in September, up from 67.8 percent in August and 65.1 percent in June...

The past two weeks of polling have provided Democrats with many excuses to seek out chemical cures for un-mellow moods. But of all the buzz-harshing polls to surface between Hillary's fainting spell and Trump's figurative face-plant at Monday's debate, few were as unnerving as CNN/ORC's survey...

Three cities in Central Oregon are asking voters to approve a 3 percent sales tax on local sales of marijuana. City councils in Bend, La Pine and Madras all decided this year to ask voters to approve a local sales tax on weed, one that will go into effect when the state's 25 percent tax drops...

The 2016 medical marijuana ballot initiative has strong support among Floridians, according to a new poll. A new poll from the Florida Chamber Political Institute found 73 percent of voters would support the amendment. The survey found 22 percent were opposed to the ballot initiative. The...

The 2016 medical marijuana ballot initiative has strong support among Floridians, according to a new poll. A new poll from the Florida Chamber Political Institute found 73 percent of voters would support the amendment. The survey found 22 percent were opposed to the ballot initiative. The...

Arrests for simple marijuana possession in the United States fell to nearly a two-decade low last year, according to new statistics released Monday by the FBI. The number of arrests for marijuana possession in 2015 - 574,641 - is the lowest number since 1996. It represents a 7 percent...