Kojo Nnamdi Show/Washinton City Paper poll: "Opinion is split on plans for redeveloping the McMillan Sand Filtration site: 26% of voters support a current plan, 28% oppose it and 46% are unsure."

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Most D.C. Voters Back Pot Legalization, Say Redskins Name Is Disparaging

By: Martin Austermuhle

October 29, 2014

                                                     

A majority of D.C. voters say they will vote for a ballot initiative that would legalize the possession of marijuana, and believe the name of Washington's football team is disparaging to Native Americans.  

According to a poll commissioned by The Kojo Nnamdi Showand the Washington City Paper, 52 percent of the 591 likely voters polled between October 20-22 say that they will vote for Initiative 71, which would allow residents to possess up to two ounces of marijuana and grow up to six plants in their homes.

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Among other findings of the poll:

• Opinion is split on plans for redeveloping the McMillan Sand Filtration site: 26 percent of voters support a current plan, 28 percent oppose it and 46 percent are unsure.