VOICED : Legalize it Voters to decide on marijuana

The transcript discusses the potential legalization of recreational marijuana in Colorado, highlighting the economic benefits, campaign efforts, and public opinion. It also addresses opposition concerns, federal responses, and the current status of voting on the issue. Supporters argue for economic gains and crime reduction, while opponents fear increased drug activity and constitutional issues. The outcome of the vote remains uncertain as Coloradans are divided.

What is one of the expected financial benefits of legalizing marijuana in Colorado?

• Increased tax revenue and savings on policing

• Reduced healthcare costs

• Increased tourism revenue

• Higher property values

What is one of the main arguments made by activists in favor of marijuana legalization?

• It will reduce crime associated with pot smoking

• It will lead to better healthcare facilities

• It will increase the number of jobs in the state

• It will decrease the number of tourists

What concern do opponents of marijuana legalization in Colorado express?

• It will lead to increased alcohol consumption

• It will increase the number of road accidents

• It will make Colorado a hub for drug dealers

• It will decrease the state's GDP

What is the federal government's stance on further relaxation of state drug laws?

• They fully support it

• They have already legalized it nationwide

• They are indifferent

• They are unlikely to tolerate it

What does the survey indicate about public opinion in Colorado regarding marijuana legalization?

• Most are against it

• Most are in favor

• The opinion is evenly divided

• There is no clear data available