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This is a survey questionnaire document from the State of California, specifically designed by Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin Research to assess California residents' views on cannabis dispensaries and legal versus illegal cannabis purchases. The survey, identified as Project 320-1094 (Draft 3), is an A/B split design administered via telephone to respondents aged 21 and older. The instrument consists of 27 questions plus demographic data collection, covering topics including respondents' perceptions of California's legalization of cannabis under Proposition 64, awareness of legal cannabis dispensaries, likelihood of purchasing from licensed establishments, and attitudes toward illegal cannabis operations. The survey employs randomized question ordering for certain sections to reduce response bias and includes branching logic that directs different subsamples to receive alternative question formulations, particularly regarding cannabis dispensaries versus medical cannabis dispensaries.

The survey captures detailed information on respondent demographics, political affiliation, household income, cannabis use history, and purchasing behavior, while assessing the persuasiveness of various messaging arguments centered on testing requirements, public safety, labor practices, tax revenue, economic benefits, health and wellness, underage access prevention, and social equity. Respondents rate their trust levels in various spokespersons and organizations, including government agencies, medical professionals, celebrities, and industry representatives. The questionnaire identifies key concerns about illegal cannabis products, including contamination risks, environmental hazards, and criminal activity associations. Data collection mode includes phone, text/online, and email/online options, with interview language available in both English and Spanish. The survey measures shifts in respondent opinion before and after exposure to information, collecting responses at multiple points to assess messaging effectiveness.

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June 19, 2023

STATE OF CALIFORNIA CANNABIS ISSUES SURVEY

320-1094

DRAFT 3

A/B SPLIT

Hello, I’m ____ calling from ____, a public opinion research company. (IF RESPONDENT REPLIES IN SPANISH, FOLLOW THE ESTABLISHED PROCEDURE FOR HANDING OFF TO AN INTERVIEWER WHO SPEAKS SPANISH.) I am not trying to sell you anything or ask for a donation. We're conducting a public opinion survey among California residents. Your participation in this survey is voluntary and your responses will be kept completely confidential. Are you 21 years of age or older? (TERMINATE IF RESPONDENT IS UNDER 21 YEARS OLD)

A. Before we begin, I need to know if I have reached you on a cell phone, and if so, are you in a place where you can talk safely without endangering yourself or others?

Yes, cell and can talk safely1
Yes, cell but cannot talk safelyTERMINATE
No, not on cell, but own one2
(DON’T READ) DK/NA/REFUSEDTERMINATE

THE FIRST FEW QUESTIONS ARE TO MAKE SURE WE ARE TALKING

TO A REPRESENTATIVE GROUP OF CALIFORNIANS.

1. In what year were you born?

2002-2005 (21-24)1
1994-1998 (25-29)2
1989-1993 (30-34)3
1984-1988 (35-39)4
1979-1983 (40-44)5
1974-1978 (45-49)6
1969-1973 (50-54)7
1964-1968 (55-59)8
1959-1963 (60-64)9
1949-1958 (65-74)10
1948 or earlier (75 & over)11
(DON'T READ) DK/REFUSED12

2. To make sure everyone is represented in this survey, please tell me with which ethnic group do you identify yourself: Hispanic or Latino, Black or African American, White, Asian or Pacific Islander, multiracial or another ethnic or racial background that I did not mention?

Hispanic/Latino1
Black/African American2
White3
Asian/Pacific Islander4
Multiracial5
Another ethnic/racial background6
(DON’T READ) DK/Refused7

3. OK, let’s begin. Would you say that things in ______ are generally headed in the right direction or do you feel that things are off on the wrong track? (DO NOT ROTATE)

RIGHTWRONG(DON'T READ)
DIRECTIONTRACKDK/NA
a. California123
b. Your city or town123

4. Now I'm going to read a list of people, organizations and places. As I read each one, please tell me whether your impression of that person, organization or place is generally favorable or unfavorable. If you don’t recognize a name or if you have heard about the person, group or place, but do not have enough information to offer an opinion, just say so. (IF FAVORABLE/UNFAVORABLE, ASK: “Is that very or somewhat (FAVORABLE/ UNFAVORABLE)?”)

HEARD OF/NEVERVERYSMWTSMWTVERYDON’THEARD
FAVFAVUNFAVUNFAVKNOWOF

(ALWAYS ASK ITEM a FIRST)

a. Governor Gavin Newsom 1 2 3 4 5 6

(RANDOMIZE ALL OTHERS)

[ ]b. The California State Legislature123456
[ ]c. The California Department of Cannabis Control123456

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE A ONLY)

[ ]d. Cannabis dispensaries 1 2 3 4 5 6

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE B ONLY)

[ ]e. Medical cannabis dispensaries 1 2 3 4 5 6

(RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS)

5. Let’s move on to a different topic. As you may know, in 2016 California voters approved Proposition 64, which legalized the use of cannabis by adults ages 21 and older and permits the state and local governments to tax and regulate the sale, distribution and cultivation of cannabis. In your opinion, do you think legalizing cannabis for adults ages 21 and older has had a positive or negative impact on California? (IF POSITIVE/NEGATIVE, ASK: Is that very or somewhat (POSITIVE/NEGATIVE)?”)

Very positive1
Somewhat positive2
Somewhat negative3
Very negative4
(DON’T READ) DK/NA/REFUSED5

6. As far as you know, is it legal to sell cannabis products, also known as marijuana, in your community? If you don’t know, you can tell me that too.

Yes1
No2
Don’t know3

7. Next, is it very important, somewhat important, not too important or not at all important that ___ (READ EACH ITEM) purchase cannabis products from licensed dispensaries that operate legally?

VERYSMWTNOT TOONOT AT(DK
IMPTIMPTIMPTALL IMPTNA)

(DO NOT ROTATE)

a. California adults ages 21 and older12345
b. Your family members and close friends12345

8. If you were to purchase cannabis, would you be very likely, somewhat likely, not too likely or not at all likely to purchase it from a licensed dispensary that operates legally?

Very likely1
Somewhat likely2
Not too likely3
Not at all likely4
I would not purchase cannabis5
(DON’T KNOW) DK/NA/REFUSED6

9. Next, I am going to read you a series of statements related to cannabis dispensaries. After I read each one, please tell me whether you agree or disagree with it. (IF AGREE/DISGREE, ASK: “Is that strongly (AGREE/DISAGREE) or just somewhat?”) (RANDOMIZE)

STRGSMWTSMWTSTRG(DK
AGREEAGREEDISAGRDISAGRNA)
[ ]a. Most Californians who purchase cannabis buy from licensed dispensaries that operate legally12345
[ ]b. WeedMaps and other websites only list cannabis businesses that operate legally12345
[ ]c. Illegal dispensaries currently operate in my area12345
[ ]d. Consumers have a responsibility to make sure they buy cannabis from licensed dispensaries that operate legally12345
[ ]e. Cannabis sold at illegal dispensaries may contain toxic chemicals and other dangerous contaminants12345

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE A ONLY)

[ ]f. Legal dispensaries sell higher quality cannabis12345
[ ]g. It is difficult to identify whether a dispensary is operating legally or not12345
[ ]h. My local government prohibits cannabis dispensaries from operating in my area12345
[ ]i. Illegal dispensaries often have connections to gangs, organized crime and drug cartels12345
STRGSMWTSMWTSTRG(DK
AGREEAGREEDISAGRDISAGRNA)

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE B ONLY)

[ ]j. Cannabis sold at legal dispensaries is tested to ensure it is safe12345
[ ]k. It is easy to identify whether a dispensary is operating legally or not12345
[ ]l. My local government allows cannabis dispensaries to operate in my area12345
[ ]m. Illegal dispensaries sell cannabis to minors under the age of 2112345

(RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS)

10. Next, I am going to mention different reasons why some people may choose to use cannabis products. Using a scale of one to seven, with one meaning DOES NOT APPLY and seven meaning APPLIES A GREAT DEAL, for each of the following please tell me how much that reason applies to people who use cannabis. Remember, you can use any number between one and seven.

Does notApplies aDK/
ApplyGreat DealNA
12345678MEAN

(RANDOMIZE)

[ ]a. Pain management12345678
[ ]b. To relax, reduce stress12345678
[ ]c. Sleep aid12345678
[ ]d. Recreation, social purposes12345678
[ ]e. Medical treatment12345678
[ ]f. Anxiety and mental health issues12345678

11. I am now going to read you reasons why people say it is important for Californians who use cannabis to purchase it from licensed dispensaries that operate legally. Using a scale of one to seven, with one meaning NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT and seven meaning EXTREMELY IMPORTANT, for each of the following please tell me how important that reason is to you personally. Remember, you can use any number between one and seven.

Not at allExtremelyDK/
ImportantImportantNA
12345678MEAN

(RANDOMIZE)

[ ]a. Legal dispensaries pay state and local taxes to fund public safety, education, healthcare, transportation and other vital services12345678
[ ]b. Cannabis products sold at legal dispensaries are stringently tested and regulated to protect consumer health and safety12345678
Not at allExtremelyDK/
ImportantImportantNA
12345678MEAN
[ ]c. For every dollar spent on legal cannabis, nearly thirty cents is used to fund drug abuse prevention and services for low income families, historically underserved youth, parks and public safety12345678
[ ]d. Legal dispensaries must provide on-site security and comply with local public safety regulations12345678
[ ]e. Cannabis products sold at legal dispensaries are grown, harvested and processed using environmentally safe and sustainable practices12345678
[ ]f. Legal dispensaries must comply with local regulations that can include restrictions on hours of operation and distance from schools, parks and other sensitive areas12345678
[ ]g. Access to safely regulated cannabis products is essential for medical marijuana patients and individuals who use cannabis to promote health and wellness12345678
[ ]h. By law, legal dispensaries must check IDs of all customers and are prohibited from selling cannabis to anyone under the age of 2112345678

12. I am going to read you some of the concerns people have raised about purchasing from illegal cannabis businesses. After I read each one, please tell me whether you personally consider it to be an extremely serious concern, very serious concern, somewhat serious concern or not a serious concern.

EXTVERYSMWTNOT
SERSERSERA SER(DK
CONCCONCCONCCONCNA)

(RANDOMIZE)

[ ]a. Illegal cannabis products don’t have to follow the state’s testing, tracking and safety requirements and could contain harmful pesticides, toxins, mold, heavy metals, bacteria or cutting agents12345
[ ]b. Illegal farms are known to use internationally banned neurotoxins, nerve agents and pesticides to cultivate their cannabis, which could end up in the final product12345
EXTVERYSMWTNOT
SERSERSERA SER(DK
CONCCONCCONCCONCNA)
[ ]c. Illegal cannabis businesses are associated with gang activity, human trafficking, illegal guns, dangerous substances, labor abuses and violent crime, and buying illegal cannabis supports criminal activity that harms communities12345
[ ]d. Illegal cannabis operators are environmentally hazardous – they contaminate groundwater, poison wildlife, damage ecosystems and steal drinking water from communities that need it12345
[ ]e. Licensed, responsible cannabis businesses are struggling to keep their doors open as the illegal market is estimated to account for more than half the state’s cannabis sales12345
[ ]f. Illegal cannabis farms are known to be unsafe and unsanitary, with reports of animal abuse, animal deaths, bug infestations and open containers of human waste12345

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE A ONLY)

[ ]g. Since 2019, cannabis and tobacco vapes traced to the illegal market caused thousands of hospitalizations 1 2 3 4 5

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE B ONLY)

[ ]h. Since 2019, cannabis and tobacco vapes traced to the illegal market caused thousands of hospitalizations and 68 deaths 1 2 3 4 5

(RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS)

13. Having heard more information, let me ask you again, is it very important, somewhat important, not too important or not at all important that _____ (READ EACH ITEM) purchase cannabis products from licensed dispensaries that operate legally?

VERYSMWTNOT TOONOT AT(DK
IMPTIMPTIMPTALL IMPTNA)

(DO NOT ROTATE)

a. California adults ages 21 and older12345
b. Your family members and close friends12345

14. I am going to read you statements made by people who say it is important to purchase cannabis products from businesses and dispensaries that operate legally. After hearing each statement, please tell me whether you find it very convincing, somewhat convincing, or not a convincing reason to vote YES in favor of this measure. If you do not believe the statement, please tell me that too. (RANDOMIZE)

(DON’T
VERYSMWTNOTDON'TREAD)
CONVCONVCONVBELV.DK/NA
[ ]a. (TESTING) Illegal cannabis products do not have to follow the state’s stringent testing and safety requirements and may contain harmful and dangerous pesticides, toxins, mold, heavy metals, bacteria or cutting agents. To protect health and safety, cannabis sold at state-licensed dispensaries is thoroughly and independently tested to prevent consumers from being exposed to toxins and hazardous contaminants.12345
[ ]b. (PUBLIC SAFETY) Illegal cannabis businesses are known to be associated with international organized crime and drug cartels, exposing local communities to illegal weapons, violent crime and fear. State-licensed dispensaries are legitimate business owners who follow the law, pay their taxes, and comply with strict public safety rules that require working closely with local law enforcement, hiring security guards, installing security systems and conducting employee background checks.12345
[ ]c. (LABOR) The exploitation and misery of marginalized groups recruited to work at illegal cannabis farms should not be ignored. Cannabis workers at illegal farms are subjected to wage theft, physical and sexual abuse, violence, hazardous conditions and even death. Since 2016, dozens of workers have died at illegal cannabis farms from carbon monoxide poisoning and unsafe living conditions. Purchasing cannabis from state-licensed businesses ensures consumers are not unknowingly supporting unsafe working conditions.12345
[ ]d. (TAX REVENUE) When people buy cannabis from illegal dispensaries, our state and local governments lose critical tax dollars that are needed to fund essential services such as public safety, transportation, healthcare, libraries, schools, and more. Purchasing cannabis products from legal, state-licensed businesses would significantly increase tax revenue to invest in essential services.12345
(DON’T
VERYSMWTNOTDON'TREAD)
CONVCONVCONVBELV.DK/NA
[ ]e. (ECONOMIC BENEFITS) The California Department of Cannabis Control estimates that state-licensed legal cannabis businesses support tens of thousands of jobs across the state and annually generate billions of dollars in taxable sales revenue. Supporting legal cannabis businesses will help this new industry become a truly home-grown engine for sustainable economic growth and job creation in California.12345
[ ]f. (HEALTH & WELLNESS) Studies show that many adults who consume cannabis do so for health and wellness purposes. Cannabis can be an incredibly helpful tool to manage a variety of health-related issues, from anxiety and insomnia to nausea and chronic pain. Because illegal products may contain contaminants that harm instead of help, purchasing from a licensed California dispensary is the best way to ensure the medicinal benefits.12345
[ ]g. (UNDERAGE) Like liquor stores, licensed dispensaries are prohibited from selling cannabis to minors under the age of 21 and must check customer IDs. Choosing to buy from legal businesses, rather than black market operators, will help to put illegal dispensaries out of business and reduce underage access to cannabis.12345
[ ]h. (SOCIAL EQUITY) To promote fairness and create opportunities to address economic inequality, California created a $200 million equity grant program to help Black and Brown individuals who were directly harmed by the “War on Drugs” enter the new legal cannabis market as entrepreneurs. Purchasing cannabis from licensed minority-owned dispensaries supports these new small business owners.12345

15. In a few of your own words, please tell me what you consider to be the one or two most convincing reasons why you think Californians who use cannabis should buy from licensed dispensaries that operate legally? (OPEN-END; RECORD VER BATIM RESPONSE; ACCEPT MULTIPLE RESPONSES; PROBE FOR SPECIFICS – DO NOT ACCEPT ANSWER LIKE “IT IS A GOOD THING”, “DON’T KNOW”, ETC.)

16. Sometimes over the course of a survey like this one, please change their minds and sometimes they do not. Let me ask you one more time, is it very important, somewhat important, not too important or not at all important that _____ (READ EACH ITEM) purchase cannabis products from licensed dispensaries that operate legally?

VERYSMWTNOT TOONOT AT(DK
IMPTIMPTIMPTALL IMPTNA)

(DO NOT ROTATE)

a. California adults ages 21 and older12345
b. Your family members and close friends12345

17. And, if you were to purchase cannabis, would you be very likely, somewhat likely, not too likely or not at all likely to purchase it from a license dispensary that operates legally?

Very likely1
Somewhat likely2
Not too likely3
Not at all likely4(DON’T READ) DK/NA/REFUSED5

18. Next, I am going to mention the names of different people and organizations that may speak out about purchasing cannabis from businesses that operate legally. Please indicate whether you would trust each person or organization’s opinion or if you would be suspicious. If you have never heard of the organization, or do not have an opinion, you can tell me that instead. (IF TRUST, ASK: “Is that trust a great deal, or just somewhat?”) (IF SUSPICIOUS, ASK: “Is that very or somewhat suspicious?”) (RANDOMIZE)

TRUSTNEVER
A GREATTRUSTSMWTVERYHEARDNO
DEALSMWTSUSP.SUSP.OFOPINION
[ ]a. California Department of Cannabis Control123456

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE A ONLY)

[ ]b. Local police officers123456
[ ]c. Snoop Dogg123456
[ ]d. Scientists & researchers123456
[ ]e. California Medical Association123456
[ ]f. Your County Health Department123456
[ ]g. The owner-operator of a licensed cannabis dispensary123456
[ ]h. Cancer patients who use medical marijuana123456
[ ]i. Local emergency room doctors123456
[ ]j. Comedians Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong123456
TRUSTNEVER
A GREATTRUSTSMWTVERYHEARDNO
DEALSMWTSUSP.SUSP.OFOPINION

(ASK SPLIT SAMPLE B ONLY)

[ ]k. Firefighters123456
[ ]l. Actor/filmmaker Seth Rogen123456
[ ]m. California Nurses Association123456
[ ]n. Your County Sheriff123456
[ ]o. Cannabis growers and farmers123456
[ ]p. California Cannabis Industry Association123456
[ ]q. A University of California Professor of Public Health123456
[ ]r. Local doctors who specialize in oncology or cancer treatment123456

(RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS)

THESE FINAL QUESTIONS ARE FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES ONLY.

19. How would you describe yourself politically: are you progressive, liberal, moderate, or conservative?

Progressive1
Liberal2
Moderate3
Conservative4
(DON’T READ) DK/NA5

20. Do you have any children under the age of 19 living at home?

Yes1
No2
(DON’T READ) DK/NA3

21. I don't need to know the exact amount, but please stop me when I read the category that includes the total income for your household before taxes in 2022. Was it:

$30,000 and under1
$30,001 - $60,0002
$60,001 - $75,0003
$75,001 - $100,0004
$100,001 - $150,0005
More than $150,0006
(DON’T READ) DK/NA7

22. This is a completely confidential survey and we need to ask some questions so we can make sure that everyone’s views are reflected. As you may know, many people from all walks of life use cannabis or marijuana or for a variety of reasons. Do you know anyone close to you who uses cannabis or marijuana? (IF YES, ASK: “Is this person or people a friend or family member?”)

No1
Yes, friend2
Yes, family member3
(DON'T READ) DK/NA4

23. Have you ever used cannabis in your life? (IF YES, ASK: “When was the last time you used cannabis or marijuana – was it within the past six months, within the last one to two years, or more than two years ago?”)

No1
Yes, past six months2
Yes, one to two years3
Yes, more two years ago4
(DON’T READ) DK/NA5

24. (IF YES TO 23) How frequently do you use or consume cannabis or cannabis products?

Daily1
Weekly2
A couple times per month3
Occasionally/not frequently4
(DON’T READ) DK/NA5

25. (IF YES TO 23) As a cannabis consumer, how do you determine where to purchase? (MULTIPLE RESPONSES ACCEPTED)

Social media apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter1
Friends and family recommendations2
Web search3
Weedmaps4
Leafly5
Yelp or Google Reviews6
Dispensary website and menu offerings7
Government websites like the Department of Cannabis Control8
(DON'T READ) Don’t go online frequently or at all9
(DON'T READ) DK/NA/Refused10

(ASK QX AND QX IF YES, CODES 2-4 IN QX)

26. As I mentioned earlier, recreational cannabis for adults ages 21 and older became legal in California in 2016. Did you use cannabis before 2016?

Yes1
No2
(DON’T READ) DK/NA3

27. Do you use cannabis or marijuana for medical purposes? (IF YES, ASK: “Did you receive a medical recommendation from your doctor to use cannabis?)

No1
Yes, received medical recommendation2
Yes, no medical recommendation3
(DON’T READ) DK/NA4

(RESUME ASKING ALL RESPONDENTS)

THANK AND TERMINATE

GENDER BY OBSERVATION:Male1
Female2
LANGUAGE OF INTERVIEW:English1
Spanish2
PARTY REGISTRATION:Democrat1
Republican2
No Party Preference3
Other4
FAIRBANK, MASLIN, MAULLIN320-142-D3Page
FM3 RESEARCH320-1094-D3Page

OWN/RENT HOME

Homeowners1
Renters2

FOREIGN BORN

Yes1
No2

REGION

LA1
LA Area2
Bay Area3
San Diego4
Sac’to/North5
Central Valley/Central Coast6

DMA/MEDIA MARKET

LA1
SF2
SD3
SAC4
OTHER5

A/B SPLIT

Split A1
Split B2

MODE OF CONTACT/INTERVIEW

Phone1
Text/Online2
Email/Online3

DATE OF INTERVIEW

1
2
3
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