Poll shows voters on track to retain legal cannabis and 2024 gun law
A CommonWealth Beacon survey reveals that Massachusetts voters identify gun laws and marijuana legalization as primary motivations for participating in the upcoming election.
The CommonWealth Beacon survey asked voters to name their top issues at the ballot box in their own words. When the polling group reviewed those answers, guns and marijuana were the only ballot questions people cited as reasons to get out and vote.
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