New York, NY: By a margin of more than six to one, Americans say that individual states should be autonomous with regard to laws governing the use and sale of marijuana, according to survey data compiled by Survey USA and commissioned by the advocacy group Marijuana Majority.Seventy-six percent of respondents – including supermajorities of Republicans (72 percent), Independents (78 percent), and Democrats (80 percent) – believe that states should “be able to enact their own marijuana laws without interference from the federal government.” Only twelve percent responded that the federal government ought to impose anti-marijuana laws in jurisdictions that have regulated the plant’s production, sale, or use.

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Source: Poll: Americans Want States, Not The Feds, To Have Final Say Regarding Marijuana Policies – NORML.org – Working to Reform Marijuana Laws