COLUMBUS, Ohio — More than eight of every 10 Ohio voters support legalization of marijuana for medical use and a majority favor legalizing it for recreational use, a Quinnipiac University Poll found.
The poll, conducted simultaneously in three presidential swing states, found that 84 percent of registered voters in Ohio said a doctor should be able to prescribe marijuana to a patient for medical uses. Fourteen percent were opposed.
Those numbers were similar to results found in Florida and Pennsylvania by Quinnipiac’s Swing State Poll. Like Ohio, 84 percent favored legal medical use of marijuana in Florida. In Pennsylvania, 88 percent supported the idea.
But the support for legalized personal use, while still a majority, was not nearly as overwhelming. [Read more at the Cleveland Plain-Dealer]
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