Source: NurPhoto / Getty A recent survey says that a majority of Indiana residents support legalizing marijuana. The 2024 Hoosier Survey, conducted by Ball State University’s Bowen Center for Public Affairs, polled 615 adults on various issues. Source: picture alliance / Getty Key Findings on Marijuana Legalization: • 62% Support Full Legalization: A majority of Hoosiers believe marijuana should be legal for both recreational and medicinal use. • 25% Favor Medicinal Use Only: Some residents support legalization strictly for medical purposes. • 13% Oppose Legalization: A small minority believe cannabis should remain illegal. Kevin Smith, interim director of the Bowen Center, stated that Indiana’s support for legalization mirrors shifting attitudes nationwide. The survey also covered many other topics Hoosiers hope Governor-elect Mike Braun will address when he takes office. SEE ALSO • Mark Zuckerberg vs. Mark Zuckerberg: Lawyer Sues Meta CEO • Police: Carmel Woman Steals from Nail Salon, Crashes into Police Cruisers • Johnson County Man Sentenced to 23 Years for Drug Dealing • Rokita Part of 22-State Effort Asking to End DEI Federal Contracts • New Center Offers Hope in Indianapolis