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Gender * Female Male Non-Binary/Third Gender Prefer To Self-Describe Prefer Not To Say

Age * 18-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56-65 65+

How would you describe yourself? * American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Hispanic/Latino/Spanish Origin Middle Eastern or North African White Other

Annual Household Income (optional) Under $25,000 $25,000-$50,000 $50,000-$75,000 $75,000-$100,000 $100,000-$250,000 $250,000+

Political Affiliation * Conservative Democrat Independent Libertarian Progressive Republican

How often do you typically consume marijuana? (optional) Daily Weekly Monthly A few times a year Formerly consumed but do not anymore Have never consumed

If you do presently consume marijuana, how do you define your use? (optional) Recreational Medical Both

Do you hold a favorable view of NORML and its advocacy efforts? * Yes Sometimes No

If your answer to the previous question is No or Sometimes, please provide a brief explanation as to why and what NORML can do to change that? (optional)

In what activities do you believe NORML most effectively engages? * Lobbying for changes in law Media outreach Educational outreach Legally defending victims of marijuana prohibition None of these things

Have you gotten your 2019 NORML Member Card? * Yes No I’m going to join right now!

How have you supported NORML in 2019? * One-time Donor to NORML Sustaining Donor of NORML 2019 NORML Membership Card Received NORML 2019 Conference Attendee NORML 2019 Lobby Day Attendee NORML 2019 Legal Seminar(s) Attendee Action Alerts None of these

How often do you visit the NORML website? * Daily Weekly Monthly Occasionally Never

How often do you visit norml.org/act to find updates on pending legislation? * Daily Weekly Monthly Occasionally Only when I see it on social media or newsletter Never

How often do you visit the NORML Blog? * Daily Weekly Monthly Occasionally Only when I see it on social media or newsletter Never

What type of information are you generally seeking when you visit the NORML website? Check all that apply. * Legal information/state laws or penalties Medical marijuana information Health effects Drug testing information Finding a lawyer Updates on pending legislation Information about NORML Chapters General news updates/press releases The ability to take action NORML merchandise Donate to NORML

On what social media platforms do you follow NORML? Check all that apply. * Facebook (@NORML) Twitter (@NORML) Instagram (@natlnorml) None

How often do you visit NORML's social media platforms? * Daily Weekly Monthly Not at all

Are you a 2019 Member of a NORML affiliate chapter? * Yes No, there is no active chapter in my area No, there is a chapter, but I do not believe they are doing adequate work No, I didn't know NORML had affiliate chapters No, I don't have time to participate Other

If your answer is yes, which chapter(s)? (optional)

How important is it to you that NORML hold an annual conference? * Very important Moderately important Not very important I don't believe NORML should hold an annual conference

How important is it to you that NORML hold an annual Lobby Day in Washington, DC? * Very important Moderately important Not very important I don't believe NORML should hold an annual Lobby Day

With which position on marijuana do you most closely align? * I believe that the responsible adult use of marijuana should be legalized, regulated, and taxed I believe that the responsible adult use of marijuana should be decriminalized, but I do not support the creation of a regulated retail marketplace I believe that marijuana should be legalized for medical purposes only

NORML identifies itself as the marijuana consumers' interest lobby. Do you believe NORML adequately represents the interests of the consumer? * Yes Yes but focused too much on medical marijuana Yes but with not enough focus on medical marijuana Possibly, but I am concerned about the growing influence of the industry No

Should NORML invest some of its limited resources in calling out "bad actors" in the emerging marijuana industry? * Yes, this is something that greatly concerns me Yes, but only when specific businesses lobby for policies that directly conflict with consumer issues (e.g. personal cultivation, worker discrimination) No, the focus should solely be focused on policy that impacts the individual, not businesses, because NORML is the only voice that has the individual's interests at its core No, it would distract from the mission of ending prohibition and the market will sort those issues out

What do you believe ought to be NORML's top legislative priorities at the state level for 2020? * Decriminalization Legalized medical-use Legalized adult-use Personal cultivation of marijuana Expungement of prior marijuana convictions Protection of employment rights of responsible consumers Protection of parental rights of responsible consumers Protection of housing rights of responsible consumers Protection of responsible consumers’ rights to own guns

What do you believe ought to be NORML's top legislative priorities at the federal level for 2020? * Ending federal prohibition Veteran access to medical cannabis through the Veterans Administration Remove federal barriers to research Access to banking for marijuana businesses Protections for state-legal marijuana consumers Protections for state-legal medical cannabis consumers Protection for workers to not be discriminated against Protection for those who live in public housing in jurisdictions where marijuana is legal Protection of Second Amendment rights for responsible consumers

Are you willing to continue to support NORML's work going forward? * Yes, I'll make a contribution of $5 or more today Yes, I'll sign up to be a monthly donor to support the movement on an ongoing basis Yes, but I cannot chip in right now No, I do not want to see marijuana policy reform in the United States

NORML 2019 Membership Survey

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