26 Percent of Marijuana Consumers Say They Are More Likely to Buy a Gun After Supreme Court Struck Down Federal Ban– www.usacarry.com
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- A NuggMD poll found 26 percent of marijuana consumers are more likely to buy a gun after the Supreme Court struck down the federal ban.
- The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that criminalizing gun possession by cannabis users under federal law violates the Second Amendment.
- Among Republican cannabis consumers, 41 percent said the ruling makes them more likely to buy a gun, compared to 26 percent of Democrats.
- NuggMD surveyed 654 cannabis consumers in state-legal markets between October 8 and 15, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.83 percentage points.
- The Supreme Court has begun applying the ruling to other cases involving cannabis consumers prosecuted for possessing firearms.
