63 Percent of DC Residents Want Marijuana Legalized
Local lawmakers recently advanced a bill to decriminalize possession of pot
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (UPI) -- Sixty-three percent of District of Columbia residents favor legalization of marijuana, up from an even split four years ago, a Washington Post poll indicates.
Residents in every age, race and ethnicity showed a double-digit increase in support for the legalization of pot, the newspaper reported Wednesday.
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