In state and local elections, voters approved tougher drug penalties and rejected measures to legalize recreational marijuana and psychedelics, signaling discontent with permissive drug policies.
Keith Humphreys emphasized a shift in public sentiment, noting that the philosophy prioritizing drug users' rights over community safety and well-being has been thoroughly rejected.
President-elect Donald J. Trump reflected voters' frustration, stating, 'Our once-great cities have become unlivable... We are making the many suffer for the whims of a deeply unwell few.'
Recent election outcomes highlight a growing impatience among Americans regarding visible public disorder, prompting calls for more stringent drug policy measures in various states.
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