Did the Utah Legislature do the right thing by overriding the medical marijuana initiative? Poll shows voters are divided.

(Jeff Chiu | AP file photo) In this June 21, 2018, file photo, a laboratory manager holds a cannabis sample in Oakland, Calif. A new Tribune-Hinckley poll suggests that slightly more than half of registered Utah voters support the Legislature's decision to replace Proposition 2 with an alternative medical cannabis bill.

RELATED STORIES

Medical cannabis advocates suing the state over Prop 2 override have a bigger goal: challenging the Legislature’s disregard of the peoples' will

‘Mormon Land’: Atlantic journalist McKay Coppins talks about Prop 2, Mitt Romney and the LDS Church’s political influence in Utah and nationally

With passage of Prop 2, Utah Patients Coalition reorganizes, shifts attention to lobbying the Legislature

Medical marijuana backers threaten to sue over LDS Church involvement in compromise bill to replace Prop 2

Utah has a new medical marijuana law — but not the one approved by voters in the recent election

Sponsored Story

I do… plan to change my tax filing status

Sponsored: How to decide whether to file joint or separate tax returns after getting married.