Nearly 71% of Massachusetts Voters Oppose Rolling Back Marijuana Legalization

A University of New Hampshire poll reveals that nearly three-quarters (71%) of Massachusetts voters plan to vote against a November ballot initiative that would roll back the state's marijuana legalization law, while only 24% support the anti-cannabis measure. This overwhelming public opposition reflects growing voter confidence in the state's regulated cannabis framework. The finding is significant for medical patients and advocates, as it demonstrates sustained public support for maintaining access to legal marijuana for both therapeutic and adult-use purposes. The poll underscores how voter sentiment has solidified around cannabis legalization across key demographics in Massachusetts.