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The poll shows an overwhelming two-thirds of Garden Staters in agreement that legalizing cannabis and taxing its sale should be on the table as a means of providing property tax relief (64 percent agree), that New Jersey arrests too many people for marijuana possession (67 percent agree), and that legalizing cannabis will free up local police to concentrate on violent crime (67 percent agree). New Jersey residents express overwhelmingly favorable attitudes towards the notions of "property tax relief" (60 percent favorable to 17 percent unfavorable), "criminal justice reform" (49 percent favorable to 15 percent unfavorable), and "social and racial justice" (54 percent favorable to 19 percent unfavorable).
