Marijuana reform initiatives on the ballot in 2014 -- Official Results Thread

I've been torn on if I would vote on 2 or not (Florida) because it doesn't go anywhere close to far enough. Then, I remember there are a shit ton of suffering people out there that this would help, and I have to climb down from my moral high-horse and vote Yes. At least it's a small step in the right direction.
 
jct74 said:
Thanks I added it to the tables, and also one more from Survey USA that shows the lead now at +11. So seems to be looking pretty good for Oregon.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
Lead​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
48​
[/TD][TD]
37​
[/TD][TD]
+11​
[/TD][TD]
10/16-10/19​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]DHM Research[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+9​
[/TD][TD]
10/8-10/11​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
44​
[/TD][TD]
40​
[/TD][TD]
+4​
[/TD][TD]
9/22-9/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]marijuana legalization[/TD][TD]
51​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+10​
[/TD][TD]
6/5-6/9​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]
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Looks like the money and ads are having a positive effect. And they just got another $800k donation a few days ago...

The campaign for Oregon's marijuana legalization measure this weekend reported receiving another $800,000 from two out-of-state groups tied to wealthy donors.
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The Yes on 91 campaign has reported spending more than $1.1 million on TV and radio advertising so far, part of what the campaign has said is an ad buy of more than $2 million for the fall. Opponents of the measure have just one major donor -- the Oregon State Sheriff's Association, which has given $145,000 -- and are not airing ads on TV.
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www.oregonlive.com/mapes/index.ssf/2014/10/oregon_marijuana_measure_rakes.html


Wooden Indian said:
I've been torn on if I would vote on 2 or not (Florida) because it doesn't go anywhere close to far enough. Then, I remember there are a shit ton of suffering people out there that this would help, and I have to climb down from my moral high-horse and vote Yes. At least it's a small step in the right direction.
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Yeah, I've felt the same way. I'm not even a fan of the "tax it and regulate it" stuff... just repeal the laws that make it illegal.

But after thinking about it I figured that anything that gets closer to that goal is a step worth taking.

The Florida one is really limited... but once that passes and people realize that the state doesn't fall apart you'll be able to take the next step.
 
New Oregon poll... this one's not great.

Not sure whether this poll is an outlier to the previous ones that had us +10%, or if it means the undecideds are finally going towards "no".

Half of the people polled had already voted and the other half were "certain" to vote.

But, the good news is that it's still close and within the poll's 5% margin of error.

The push to legalize recreational marijuana in Oregon appears to be too close to call. The poll found that 46 percent of voters are against legalizing pot, compared to 44 percent who support it. Seven percent remain undecided.

Opinions on the measure vary greatly by age. The measure has support from 56 percent of voters under age 35, but only 30 percent support from voters older than 65.

Supporters of marijuana legalization have raised far more money than their opponents, including landing nearly $1.5 million from a group called Drug Policy Action.

The "no" campaign has only raised a fraction of that money, with the majority coming from the Oregon State Sheriff's Association.
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http://www.kgw.com/story/news/polit...-poll-pot-gmo-races-extremely-close/18063009/

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Jackie Moon said:
New Oregon poll... this one's not great.

Not sure whether this poll is an outlier to the previous ones that had us +10%, or if it means the undecideds are finally going towards "no".
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yeah, I wouldn't put too much stock in it. SurveyUSA just did a poll a few days earlier and still found an 11 point lead.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
Lead​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Elway Research[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
44​
[/TD][TD]
46​
[/TD][TD]
-2​
[/TD][TD]
10/26-10/27​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+11​
[/TD][TD]
10/23-10/27​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
48​
[/TD][TD]
37​
[/TD][TD]
+11​
[/TD][TD]
10/16-10/19​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]DHM Research[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+9​
[/TD][TD]
10/8-10/11​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Measure 91[/TD][TD]
44​
[/TD][TD]
40​
[/TD][TD]
+4​
[/TD][TD]
9/22-9/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]marijuana legalization[/TD][TD]
51​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+10​
[/TD][TD]
6/5-6/9​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]



BTW - If anyone is interested in looking back at the marijuana initiatives from 2012, how they polled leading up to election day and what the final results were, here is the thread:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...on-the-ballot-in-2012-Official-Results-Thread


Oregon is the only state that was also on the ballot in 2012, legalization was on the ballot then as it is now. The initiative lost by 6.4% as pretty much predicted by the polls.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
Lead​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]The Oregonian / Elway Research[/TD][TD]Measure 80[/TD][TD]
42​
[/TD][TD]
49​
[/TD][TD]
-7​
[/TD][TD]
10/25 - 10/28​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]KATU / SurveyUSA[/TD][TD]Measure 80[/TD][TD]
36​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
-7​
[/TD][TD]
10/16 - 10/18​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]KATU / SurveyUSA[/TD][TD]Measure 80[/TD][TD]
37​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
-4​
[/TD][TD]
9/10 - 9/13​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]legalizing marijuana[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
46​
[/TD][TD]
-3​
[/TD][TD]
6/21 - 6/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]


RESULT: FAILED

100% reporting

[TABLE="width: 200"]
[TR][TD]YES[/TD][TD]
810,538​
[/TD][TD]
46.8%​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]NO[/TD][TD]
923,071​
[/TD][TD]
53.2%​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]
 
Jeff Merkley seems to be one of the better senators on the Democrat side.


U.S. senator supports pot legalization in Oregon

BY COURTNEY SHERWOOD
PORTLAND Ore. Mon Oct 27, 2014 5:01pm EDT

(Reuters) - A Democratic U.S. Senator from Oregon supports legalizing the recreational use of marijuana and will vote “yes” to a state initiative next week that would let adults consume pot for fun, his office said on Monday.

But a staffer for Senator Jeff Merkley said her boss had stopped short of officially endorsing an Oregon ballot initiative that would legalize, regulate and tax non-medical marijuana and permit its use by adults over age 21.

"The senator has not endorsed the ballot measure, but he has said he will vote for it," said Courtney Warner Crowell, Merkley's deputy communications director.

The support makes Merkley the first sitting senator to publicly support legal recreational pot, according to a round-up of U.S. politicians' views on the topic updated on Monday by Huffington Post.

...
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read more:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/27/us-usa-marijuana-oregon-idUSKBN0IG28G20141027
 
some new ads airing in Oregon, these are all pretty good





 
Polling is all over the place in Florida. Recent polls from Gravis Marketing and UF Graham Center show the Amendment falling short of the required 60%, but a poll from Anzalone Liszt Grove Research shows the amendment passing at 62-35. According to this source Nate Silver considers Anzalone Liszt Grove Research one of the most reliable pollsters and their poll used the actual ballot language instead of a summary, so that is somewhat encouraging.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
+/-​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
46​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
+3​
[/TD][TD]
10/24-10/28​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Anzalone Liszt Grove Research[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
62​
[/TD][TD]
35​
[/TD][TD]
+27​
[/TD][TD]
10/22-10/27​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
50​
[/TD][TD]
42​
[/TD][TD]
+8​
[/TD][TD]
10/22-10/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
36​
[/TD][TD]
+16​
[/TD][TD]
10/10-10/13​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
55​
[/TD][TD]
39​
[/TD][TD]
+16​
[/TD][TD]
10/11-10/12​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
48​
[/TD][TD]
44​
[/TD][TD]
+4​
[/TD][TD]
10/7-10/12​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]St. Pete Polls[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
39​
[/TD][TD]
+13​
[/TD][TD]
10/8-10/11​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
32​
[/TD][TD]
+21​
[/TD][TD]
9/19-9/22​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
56​
[/TD][TD]
31​
[/TD][TD]
+25​
[/TD][TD]
9/12-9/15​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
61​
[/TD][TD]
33​
[/TD][TD]
+28​
[/TD][TD]
9/4-9/7​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
57​
[/TD][TD]
24​
[/TD][TD]
+33​
[/TD][TD]
8/27-8/31​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
64​
[/TD][TD]
26​
[/TD][TD]
+38​
[/TD][TD]
8/14-8/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
66​
[/TD][TD]
25​
[/TD][TD]
+31​
[/TD][TD]
6/6-6/9​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]medical marijuana[/TD][TD]
65​
[/TD][TD]
23​
[/TD][TD]
+32​
[/TD][TD]
1/16-1/21​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]

A 60% level of support is required for this initiative to pass.
 
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jct74 said:
yeah, I wouldn't put too much stock in it. SurveyUSA just did a poll a few days earlier and still found an 11 point lead.
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Yeah, it's weird that they would be so far apart. Since that's the only poll that has us losing I'm hoping it was the outlier and the others are right.

This article says the polls used different wording when asking the question... and that the SurveyUSA poll was automated, while the one with us losing was done by a live questioner.

Seems like they're trying to say the KGW poll was more accurate... but it still had a 5% margin of error so it's not far from being flipped the other way and fitting in with the overall picture.

This new survey particularly differs in one important respect with a poll released earlier this week by The Oregonian and KGW: on the marijuana initiative, Measure 91.

The Oregonian/KGW poll found the measure virtually tied, with support at 44 percent and opposition at 46 percent -- which is well within the poll's margin of error of 5 percentage points.

In contrast, the poll taken for KATU found that 52 percent supported the marijuana measure and 41 percent were opposed. The two polls had some important differences.

The SurveyUSA poll was conducted using a recorded voice. Respondents answer by pushing buttons on their phone. The Oregonian/KGW poll was conducted by live questioners, a method that many survey experts think is more accurate.

In addition, the surveys used different question wording, with the Oregonian/KGW poll reciting the ballot title while SurveyUSA asked respondents if they supported a measure to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and older.

The SurveyUSA poll also had a higher percentage of younger voters included in the poll -- and it also showed strong support among voters aged 50-64 while the Oregonian/KGW poll showed that age group slightly opposed.
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http://www.oregonlive.com/mapes/index.ssf/2014/10/surveyusa_poll_marijuana_john.html

jct74 said:
BTW - If anyone is interested in looking back at the marijuana initiatives from 2012, how they polled leading up to election day and what the final results were, here is the thread:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...on-the-ballot-in-2012-Official-Results-Thread


Oregon is the only state that was also on the ballot in 2012, legalization was on the ballot then as it is now. The initiative lost by 6.4% as pretty much predicted by the polls.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
Lead​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]The Oregonian / Elway Research[/TD][TD]Measure 80[/TD][TD]
42​
[/TD][TD]
49​
[/TD][TD]
-7​
[/TD][TD]
10/25 - 10/28​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]KATU / SurveyUSA[/TD][TD]Measure 80[/TD][TD]
36​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
-7​
[/TD][TD]
10/16 - 10/18​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]KATU / SurveyUSA[/TD][TD]Measure 80[/TD][TD]
37​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
-4​
[/TD][TD]
9/10 - 9/13​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]legalizing marijuana[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
46​
[/TD][TD]
-3​
[/TD][TD]
6/21 - 6/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]


RESULT: FAILED

100% reporting

[TABLE="width: 200"]
[TR][TD]YES[/TD][TD]
810,538​
[/TD][TD]
46.8%​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]NO[/TD][TD]
923,071​
[/TD][TD]
53.2%​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]
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Nice. That makes me feel slightly more confident. Last time the undecideds split 50/50... and this time the "no" side needs all the late undecideds to go their way.

Still, I expect it will be close and honestly wouldn't be surprised either way. Gonna be an interesting night.
 
bump.

results will be posted in this thread.
 
Two new polls in Florida over the weekend show the initiative is going to have a hard time passing, not looking too good there but it will probably be close.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
+/-​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]St. Pete Polls[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
+10​
[/TD][TD]
11/2​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+12​
[/TD][TD]
11/1-11/2​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
46​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
+3​
[/TD][TD]
10/24-10/28​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Anzalone Liszt Grove Research[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
62​
[/TD][TD]
35​
[/TD][TD]
+27​
[/TD][TD]
10/22-10/27​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
50​
[/TD][TD]
42​
[/TD][TD]
+8​
[/TD][TD]
10/22-10/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
36​
[/TD][TD]
+16​
[/TD][TD]
10/10-10/13​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
55​
[/TD][TD]
39​
[/TD][TD]
+16​
[/TD][TD]
10/11-10/12​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
48​
[/TD][TD]
44​
[/TD][TD]
+4​
[/TD][TD]
10/7-10/12​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]St. Pete Polls[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
39​
[/TD][TD]
+13​
[/TD][TD]
10/8-10/11​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
32​
[/TD][TD]
+21​
[/TD][TD]
9/19-9/22​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
56​
[/TD][TD]
31​
[/TD][TD]
+25​
[/TD][TD]
9/12-9/15​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
61​
[/TD][TD]
33​
[/TD][TD]
+28​
[/TD][TD]
9/4-9/7​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
57​
[/TD][TD]
24​
[/TD][TD]
+33​
[/TD][TD]
8/27-8/31​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
64​
[/TD][TD]
26​
[/TD][TD]
+38​
[/TD][TD]
8/14-8/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
66​
[/TD][TD]
25​
[/TD][TD]
+31​
[/TD][TD]
6/6-6/9​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]medical marijuana[/TD][TD]
65​
[/TD][TD]
23​
[/TD][TD]
+32​
[/TD][TD]
1/16-1/21​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]

Note: A 60% level of support is required for this initiative to pass.
 
jct74 said:
Two new polls in Florida over the weekend show the initiative is going to have a hard time passing, not looking too good there but it will probably be close.


[TABLE="width: 800"]
[TR][TD]Pollster[/TD][TD]Subject Polled[/TD][TD]
Support​
[/TD][TD]
Oppose​
[/TD][TD]
+/-​
[/TD][TD]
Date​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]St. Pete Polls[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
+10​
[/TD][TD]
11/2​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
41​
[/TD][TD]
+12​
[/TD][TD]
11/1-11/2​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
46​
[/TD][TD]
43​
[/TD][TD]
+3​
[/TD][TD]
10/24-10/28​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Anzalone Liszt Grove Research[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
62​
[/TD][TD]
35​
[/TD][TD]
+27​
[/TD][TD]
10/22-10/27​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
50​
[/TD][TD]
42​
[/TD][TD]
+8​
[/TD][TD]
10/22-10/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
36​
[/TD][TD]
+16​
[/TD][TD]
10/10-10/13​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
55​
[/TD][TD]
39​
[/TD][TD]
+16​
[/TD][TD]
10/11-10/12​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
48​
[/TD][TD]
44​
[/TD][TD]
+4​
[/TD][TD]
10/7-10/12​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]St. Pete Polls[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
52​
[/TD][TD]
39​
[/TD][TD]
+13​
[/TD][TD]
10/8-10/11​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
53​
[/TD][TD]
32​
[/TD][TD]
+21​
[/TD][TD]
9/19-9/22​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Survey USA[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
56​
[/TD][TD]
31​
[/TD][TD]
+25​
[/TD][TD]
9/12-9/15​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
61​
[/TD][TD]
33​
[/TD][TD]
+28​
[/TD][TD]
9/4-9/7​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]UF Graham Center[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
57​
[/TD][TD]
24​
[/TD][TD]
+33​
[/TD][TD]
8/27-8/31​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Gravis Marketing[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
64​
[/TD][TD]
26​
[/TD][TD]
+38​
[/TD][TD]
8/14-8/24​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]Amendment 2[/TD][TD]
66​
[/TD][TD]
25​
[/TD][TD]
+31​
[/TD][TD]
6/6-6/9​
[/TD][/TR]
[TR][TD]Public Policy Polling[/TD][TD]medical marijuana[/TD][TD]
65​
[/TD][TD]
23​
[/TD][TD]
+32​
[/TD][TD]
1/16-1/21​
[/TD][/TR]
[/TABLE]

Note: A 60% level of support is required for this initiative to pass.
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I personally don't know of a single person here voting against it. Even fence sitters I know are now voting for it, because of the ridiculousness of the NO on 2 ads - they're straight reefer madness, and blatantly lie in them.

Not that I have much faith in the voting system anyway, but the wife and I are leaving right now to go vote, YES of course. Also throwing ours to Adrian Wylie...now if that guy doesn't get significant numbers here, the game is rigged for sure.
 
jct74 said:
Florida medical marijuana (60% needed to pass)

Yes 56.9%
No 43.1%

10% Reporting

http://www.politico.com/2014-election/results/map/ballot-measures/#.VFlz_zTF_To
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Yes 57.0% - 2,912,314
No 43.0% - 2,194,761

70.6% Reporting

Wow, it's close.

I have no idea about the makeup of Florida... but from looking at the map it looks like some of the big counties that lean heavier to "yes" are still less than 20% reporting - so that's a good sign.

http://www.politico.com/2014-election/results/map/ballot-measures/florida/
 
Jackie Moon said:
Yes 57.0% - 2,912,314
No 43.0% - 2,194,761

70.6% Reporting

Wow, it's close.

I have no idea about the makeup of Florida... but from looking at the map it looks like some of the big counties that lean heavier to "yes" are still less than 20% reporting - so that's a good sign.

http://www.politico.com/2014-election/results/map/ballot-measures/florida/
Click to expand...


Well way to go Florida :(. Sheldon Adelson needs to stay the hell out of our business. Ridiculous that so much money came from out of state to fund the no on amendment 2 campaign. The adds were such blatant lies.
 
Well, thanks Florida. You prove yet again that you are a grab-bag mix of all the worst from the north and the south. Hard to accomplish such a feat.
 
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