Texans, marijuana

Should Texas legalize gambling, marijuana? These Texans think so
A report looked at the opinions of Texans on legislation that would legalize different forms of gambling and marijuana use in the Lone Star State.
A new poll finds Texans want to ban THC — but also legalize recreational marijuana
The poll was conducted by the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs as the Texas Legislature begins its session.
Majority of Texans support legalizing marijuana and gambling, recent UH poll finds
The study, which surveyed 1,200 Texas adults, found that more than 70% of Texans support the legalization of “destination resort casinos" in the state and more than 60% support the sale and use of marijuana for recreational purposes.
A new poll suggests Texans favor legalizing recreational marijuana but banning THC
A poll showed Texans are in favor of banning THC products, but also of legalizing the use of marijuana recreationally.
New poll shows how Texans feel about legalizing medical marijuana and casinos
AUSTIN, Texas — A new poll shows there's support in Texas to legalize casinos and loosen marijuana restrictions. More than 1,000 Texans were surveyed by the University of Houston recently and found nearly 80% of people supported expanding medical marijuana. Legalizing and decriminalizing recreational use also received bipartisan support.
Majority of Texans favor legalizing gambling and recreational marijuana, survey finds
But most Texans think it’s time for a change. A survey released today by the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston found that 62% of surveyed Texans want to legalize recreational marijuana use, and almost three quarters said the same about gambling.
Verify: Texas voters want marijuana reform, majority back decriminalization, survey finds
A new poll shows that more than 60% of voters want recreational marijuana use to be legal in Texas. ‘The whole island has emptied:’ Thousands flee Santorini as quakes rattle Greek tourist haven 7 Expenses That Drain Your Retirement Savings the Fastest 23 TV characters who simply vanished without a trace Tesla’s Heat Pump Revolution: Saving Energy and the Planet US Genius Idea to Move World Largest Ships Across the Panama Canal Costco,
Most Texas support decriminalization of recreational marijuana, poll shows
Almost 3/4 of Republican and Democratic Texans also want to legalize sports betting in the state, according to a survey from the University of Houston.
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Texas voters want marijuana reform, majority back decriminalization, survey finds
A new poll of voters shows that most Texans are ready for significant changes to the state's marijuana laws, including ...
What could be in store for medical marijuana, consumable hemp products in Texas?
The industry has boomed in recent years after hemp was legalized in 2019, but lawmakers have done little in the way of ...
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Texas Citizens Want Legalized Cannabis But
The Fresh Toast - Data shows Texas citizens want legalized cannabis but will the state's governor allow it - or will it stay ...
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VERIFY | Does Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's post reflect how Texans really feel about marijuana sales?
A post made Tuesday morning on social media by Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick citing huge support for a ban on THC ...
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The Current Landscape of Texas Cannabis Policy and Laws: A 2025 Overview
The Texas legislative session kicked off on January 14, and cannabis policy is set to be a major topic of debate. The state, ...
Marijuana in Ohio: Cynical lawmakers trying to steal away rights you approved. | Opinion
Paul Armentano is the Deputy Director of NORML — the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. The majority of ...
Midland man arrested in narcotics bust, meth and marijuana seized
A Midland man was arrested after an executed search warrant from an alleged narcotics distribution investigation, found ...
Bastrop City Council denies marijuana decriminalization amendment despite voter approval
The council collectively approved the amendments, excluding Proposition M, in a 3–2 vote, with Council Members Cheryl Lee and Kerry Fossler voting against. Cannabis possession remains ...