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Pew Research CenterApril 4, 2013
Marijuana: Changing Attitudes

Fewer Americans Say Using Marijuana is Morally Wrong

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Marijuana: Changing Attitudes
Marijuana: Changing Attitudes
A Majority of Americans Now Favor Legalizing Marijuana
Republicans Remain Less Supportive of Legalizing Marijuana
Baby Boomers’ Views on Marijuana Have Boomeranged
Millennials Strongly Favor Legalization of Marijuana
Who’s Used Marijuana and Why?
Fewer Americans View Marijuana as a ‘Gateway Drug;’ Most See Medical Benefits
Map: The Legal State of Marijuana
Majority of Americans Say Enforcement Isn’t Worth It
Fewer Americans Say Using Marijuana is Morally Wrong

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