interested party: Quinnipiac: over half of Colorado voters have tried cannabis

4/21/14

Quinnipiac: over half of Colorado voters have tried cannabis

Luke Runyon of KUNC, produced a radio story on Colorado's cannabis industry: businesses are rebranding product offering organic strains while still being challenged by banking laws.

Data released by Connecticut-based Quinnipiac University pollsters show cannabis trends across seven states in which they had conducted polls last February and March.

A Pew poll reflects American acceptance of cannabis becoming more universal.

Where you’re most likely to get arrested for marijuana http://t.co/MPV0A1xJhB pic.twitter.com/dGpC9JGd12
— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlakeWP) April 17, 2014

"Banks are not the problem. Congress is the problem," responds @SenTochtrop to #marijuana banking problems.
— Kristen Wyatt (@APkristenwyatt) April 21, 2014

Senators ask Elliott about Bitcoin for #marijuana industry. Elliott: You might find this funny, but it's too risky.
— Kristen Wyatt (@APkristenwyatt) April 21, 2014

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