Nearly 9 in 10 Florida voters say they should have the right to decide to legalize marijuana in the state, a new poll from a Trump-affiliated research firm shows as the fate of a 2026 reform initiative remains murky amid pending litigation.

Senate GOP has not ended filibuster as demanded by Trump. Polls show Americans more likely to fault the majority Republicans for the stalemate.

A YouGov survey conducted Nov. 6-9 finds that while those who vote in GOP Primaries aren’t viscerally opposed to 2016 presidential candidate Marco Rubio or 2024 hopeful Ron DeSantis trying again for the White House, they aren’t passionate about the prospect either.

A nearly unanimous cross section of Florida voters said residents, not state politicians, should make the call on issues of high interest, including whether to legalize marijuana for adults.

Florida stands to be the epicenter for another Republican civil war two and a half years after Gov. Ron DeSantis challenged President Donald Trump in his bid to retake the White House.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday will travel to Pennsylvania for his second campaign rally since his bout with COVID-19, while Democratic rival Joe Biden is heading to Florida as the fight for the White House focuses on two of the biggest battleground states.