Politics

Who uses cannabis in Minnesota?

Cannabis isn't just for young people: 1 in 4 Minnesota adults used recently. A statewide probability survey finds income drives the sharpest divides.

About one in four Minnesota adults (23%) reported consuming cannabis in the past month, with the sharpest divides appearing by income, politics, and place of birth, according to a Minnesota Community Survey of 1,172 adults conducted Sept. 25 to Nov. 6, 2025.

Our survey was conducted weeks after Minnesota's first state-licensed dispensaries opened in September 2025.

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Cannabis isn’t just for young people. Our survey found that Minnesota adults report similar usage rates across age groups. Partisan identity and, in particular, income reveal far wider gaps.

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