Drug Policy & Legalization
Which substances are legal and how the government handles drug use — through jail, treatment, or legalization.
Drug policy is about which substances are legal and how the government handles drug use — through jail time, treatment, or legalization.
Wants to legalize marijuana and treat addiction as a health issue, not a crime.
Wants to keep most drugs illegal and punish dealers with tough sentences.
Officials grouped by where they land on this issue.
Stances are estimated, not sourced to each official’s public record. Treat them as a starting point and check a politician’s own statements before relying on them.
Favors4149
Estimated from democrat party platform
Estimated based on democrat party platform
Supports marijuana regulation.
Supports marijuana reform and evidence-based drug policy.
Mixed5
Has not taken prominent public positions on drug policy.
Has not pushed for federal legalization but has not blocked Alaska's state legalization.
Opposes marijuana legalization but has been a leader in combating opioid addiction through treatment programs.
Opposes4430
Estimated from republican party platform
Estimated based on republican party platform
Opposes marijuana legalization and supports drug enforcement.
Opposes drug legalization.
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