Poll: Just Over Half in Minnesota Support Legalization of Medical Marijuana
51 percent
A bare majority of Minnesotans say the state should legalize medical marijuana.
According to a new Star Tribune Minnesota poll, 51 percent of Minnesotans support legalization for medicinal uses, while 41 percent oppose a change in state drug laws. Twenty states, plus the District of Columbia, already allow doctors to prescribe marijuana for a range of medical conditions, from cancer to epilepsy and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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