I’m not really sure why it took so long. Democratic voters are overwhelmingly for marijuana legalization, and marijuana tends to be a political winner when it appears on the ballot.
Biden’s marijuana move could change lives — and impact the midterms
It was only a decade ago when recreational marijuana wasn’t legalized anywhere. Today, you can legally light up in 19 states.
The majority of these states did it through ballot measures. Now, while it’s not surprising that voters in liberal states such as California and Massachusetts voted in favor of marijuana legalization, a number of purple or red states have done so as well.
Voters in Alaska, Arizona, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada and South Dakota have all voted to legalize recreational marijuana. But not only that, they have tended to do so by margins that far exceed the Democratic Party’s baseline.
Take the four places where voters decided to legalize marijuana in 2020: Arizona, Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota. [Read More @ CNN]
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