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* Politics * Science & Health * Culture * Business * Video * Newsletter * Subscribe * Remove Ads * Bill Tracking * About * Login Instructions * All 2024 Cannabis Bills * Bill Hearing Calendar * About Marijuana Moment * Support Marijuana Moment * Subscribe To Newsletter Connect with us * * * MARIJUANA MOMENT NORTH CAROLINA VOTERS STRONGLY SUPPORT MEDICAL MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION, POLL SHOWS * Politics * Congressman Demands Answers From DEA On Marijuana Rescheduling Review * Massachusetts Lawmakers Approve Psilocybin Bill To Legalize For ‘Therapeutic, Spiritual And Medicinal Purposes’ * Hawaii Governor Says Legalizing Marijuana Can ‘Blunt’ Negative Effects Of Other ‘Horrible’ Drugs * North Carolina Voters Strongly Support Medical Marijuana Legalization, Poll Shows * Virginia Senators Unanimously Approve Bill To Prevent Marijuana From Being Used As Evidence Of Child Abuse * Science & Health * New Study Shows How Marijuana Compounds Like Cannabinoids, Terpenes And Flavonoids Interact For Medical Benefits * Young Americans Are Five Times More Likely To Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarettes, Gallup Poll Shows * Marijuana Use Doesn’t Increase Car Crash Risk, But Drinking Alcohol Does, Study Finds * 8 In 10 Canadians Say Psilocybin Therapy Is ‘A Reasonable Choice’ For End-Of-Life Care, New Study Finds * Scientists Develop New Method To Test For Recent Marijuana Use With 96% Accuracy In Federally Funded Driving Simulation Study * Culture * Rapper Killer Mike Suggests Giving Black People Control Over Marijuana Industry As A Form Of Reparations * Brooklyn Nets And New York Liberty Become First NBA And WNBA Teams To Partner With CBD Company * UFC Warns Fighters To Stop Using Marijuana ‘Immediately’ So They Aren’t Punished Under California Athletics Rules * Treasury Secretary Yellen Says She Over-Prepared For First Time Using Marijuana And Jokes That It ‘Always Helps’ With Candy Crush * NFL Partnering On New Study Using CBD To Treat Pain And Protect From Concussions * Business * Multiple States Across The Country See Record-Breaking Marijuana Sales To Close Out 2023 * Massachusetts Sets Marijuana Sales Record In December, With Total Purchases In 2023 Reaching $1.8 Billion * Missouri Sold More Than $1.3 Billion Worth Of Legal Marijuana In 2023, State Figures Show * Michigan Marijuana Sales Surpassed $3 Billion In 2023 As Retailers Smashed Monthly Record In December * Rhode Island Marijuana Retailers Shatter Monthly Sales Record, Capping Off $100 Million In Cannabis Purchases In 2023 * Video * Hawaii Governor Says Legalizing Marijuana Can ‘Blunt’ Negative Effects Of Other ‘Horrible’ Drugs * Hawaii House Committees Approve Bill To Create A Limited Therapeutic Psilocybin Program To Treat Certain Mental Health Conditions * Pennsylvania Governor Proposes Marijuana Legalization In Budget So State Can “Catch Up” With “Friggin’ Ohio” * New York Governor Eyes Marijuana Regulator Leadership Change Amid Growing Frustration Over Licensing Delays * Pennsylvania Lawmakers Take Marijuana Industry Testimony On Market Launch Timing, Equity And Taxes At Legalization Hearing * Newsletter * SC medical cannabis bill advances to debate (Newsletter: February 8, 2024) * Americans more likely to smoke cannabis than cigarettes (Newsletter: February 7, 2024) * Cannabis doesn’t drive car crashes, study finds (Newsletter: February 6, 2024) * German cannabis legalization back on track (Newsletter: February 5, 2024) * GOP cannabis pushback in Congress (Newsletter: February 2, 2024) * Subscribe * Remove Ads * Bill Tracking * About * Login Instructions * All 2024 Cannabis Bills * Bill Hearing Calendar * About Marijuana Moment * Support Marijuana Moment * Subscribe To Newsletter POLITICS NORTH CAROLINA VOTERS STRONGLY SUPPORT MEDICAL MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION, POLL SHOWS Published 4 hours ago on February 8, 2024 By Marijuana Moment A medical cannabis bill passed the Senate last year but stalled in the House. By Alan Wooten, The Center Square Nearly 8 in 10 North Carolinians support the Legislature revisiting and passing a medical marijuana bill in the short session this year. CDC says teen pot use declined in Washington after legalization CDC says teen pot use declined in Washington after legalization Marijuana use in teens in King County has drastically declined since it was legalized for adults several years ago. More Videos 0 seconds of 46 secondsVolume 0% Press shift question mark to access a list of keyboard shortcuts Keyboard ShortcutsEnabledDisabled Play/PauseSPACE Increase Volume↑ Decrease Volume↓ Seek Forward→ Seek Backward← Captions On/Offc Fullscreen/Exit Fullscreenf Mute/Unmutem Decrease Caption Size- Increase Caption Size+ or = Seek %0-9 Next Up Cannabis café bill gets reintroduced 07:31 facebook twitter Email pinterest Linkhttps://cdn.jwplayer.com/previews/8vvri5gB Copied Live 00:00 03:02 00:46 According to this month’s release of the Meredith Poll, 78 percent support passage and only 18 percent said they were opposed. In the long session last year, the North Carolina Compassionate Care Act passed the Senate but did not get a vote in the House of Representatives. Known as Senate Bill 3, some lawmakers are hopeful for its return and possibly a floor vote in the lower chamber. The poll sampled 760 people January 26-31 and delivered a confidence interval of +/-3.5 percentage points. The poll is housed in Meredith University’s Department of History, Political Science, and International Studies. The analysis queried the usual topics related to this election cycle and found no significant changes. Democrat Josh Stein (39 percent) held a slim lead over Republican Mark Robinson (35 percent) in the governor’s race, with only 17 percent undecided. In another potential matchup after next month’s primaries, former President Donald Trump was ahead of President Joe Biden 44 percent-39 percent . The poll says 91 percent want the General Assembly to enact a law prohibiting drivers from holding a mobile device while driving. Casinos, a battle point for lawmakers headed into last year’s passage of the two-year state budget, are favored by 54 percent. Casting ballots in this election cycle has already started. Mail-in absentee ballots started going out January 19, in-person early voting begins Thursday of next week, and the Primary Election Day is March 5. Committee work, albeit a light schedule, has begun in the General Assembly. All 170 seats are up for election, and many are in campaigns during the primaries. The short session is expected to begin in earnest April 24 and run through July 31. Limited voting sessions are planned February 14-15, March 13-14, and April 10-11. This story was first published by The Center Square. > Virginia Senators Unanimously Approve Bill To Prevent Marijuana From Being > Used As Evidence Of Child Abuse Marijuana Moment is made possible with support from readers. If you rely on our cannabis advocacy journalism to stay informed, please consider a monthly Patreon pledge. Related Topics: Up Next Hawaii Governor Says Legalizing Marijuana Can ‘Blunt’ Negative Effects Of Other ‘Horrible’ Drugs Don't Miss Virginia Senators Unanimously Approve Bill To Prevent Marijuana From Being Used As Evidence Of Child Abuse Marijuana Moment YOU MAY LIKE Advertisement MARIJUANA NEWS IN YOUR INBOX Get our daily newsletter. 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