70 Percent of Floridians Support Legalizing Medical Marijuana
Activists trying to get a legalization measure on the 2014 ballot
As many as seven in 10 Florida voters support a state constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana -- more than enough to ensure passage and possibly affect the governor's race -- according to a new poll from a group trying to put the measure on the 2014 ballot.
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Uh oh ... looks like right-wingers are losing control (or just dying off) in FLA.