claim: "most americans support" the legalization of marijuana.
author: gary johnson
evidence_1: oct 12, 2016 ... this november, americans in nine states will vote on measures to establish or  expand legal marijuana use. ... millennials – those ages 18 to 35 in 2016 – are  more than twice as likely to support legalization of marijuana as they were in  2006 (71% today, up from 34% in 2006), and are significantly more ...
evidence_2: oct 25, 2017 ... a record high number of respondents to a gallup poll released wednesday said  they support the legalization of marijuana, including more than half of  republicans polled. overall, 64 percent of those reached by gallup said they  support the legalization of marijuana, up 4 percentage points from october ...
evidence_3: oct 19, 2016 ... in 2013, support for legalization reached a majority for the first time after  washington and colorado became the first states to legalize the recreational use  of marijuana. since then, a majority of americans have continued to say they  think the use of marijuana should be made legal. today's 60% is ...
evidence_4: apr 20, 2017 ... most americans view marijuana in particular as safer than alcohol.
evidence_5: jan 15, 2016 ... 52% of americans, including a majority of adults under 65, support legalizing  marijuana.