[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"news-article-gallup-17-of-americans-smoke-cannabis-15-consume-edibles-8ba8291a":3},{"data":4},{"_id":5,"slug":6,"articleType":7,"body":8,"createdAt":14,"dek":15,"entities":16,"headline":23,"imageAlt":24,"imageUrl":25,"keyFacts":26,"language":40,"publishedAt":41,"seo":42,"sources":45,"summary":50,"updatedAt":51},"6a9098b7aeddfad21a39f9d9","gallup-17-of-americans-smoke-cannabis-15-consume-edibles-8ba8291a","research",[9,10,11,12,13],"Seventeen percent of Americans said they smoke cannabis, according to a Gallup poll released Monday, tying the previous record high found by the pollster in 2023. The smoking rate had dipped to 13% in 2024 before rising to 14% in 2025.","Another 15% of those polled indicated they consume cannabis edibles. The edible figure includes 17% of women and 12% of men, while 15% of women and 18% of men said they smoked cannabis.","The majority of respondents who either smoked or consumed edibles were 30 to 49 years old, at 25% and 20% respectively. Among 18- to 29-year-olds, 23% said they smoked cannabis and 19% said they ate edibles. For adults 50 to 64, 10% reported smoking and 12% reported edible consumption, while the lowest rates were among those 65 and older at 5% and 7%.","Cannabis consumption was more popular among non-college graduates than college graduates. Twenty percent of the non-college graduate cohort said they smoke cannabis and 17% consume edibles, compared to 11% and 12% respectively among college graduates.","The poll found Americans about evenly split on the effect of cannabis on most consumers, with 47% saying it has a very or somewhat positive effect and 46% saying it has a very or somewhat negative effect. U.S. adults were also split in the two previous polls, with a slight positive lean of 53% in 2022 and a slight negative lean of 51% in 2024.","2026-08-27T20:06:15.180Z","Smoking ties the pollster's record high while edibles show a gender gap, with women outpacing men.",{"brands":17,"products":18,"markets":19,"organizations":21},[],[],[20],"United States",[22],"Gallup","Gallup: 17% of Americans Smoke Cannabis, 15% Consume Edibles","Bar chart showing Gallup poll results: 17% of Americans smoke cannabis and 15% consume edibles, with age and gender breakdowns.","",[27,31,34,37],{"claim":28,"sourceUrl":29,"_id":30},"17% of Americans said they smoke cannabis, tying the previous record high found by Gallup in 2023.","https:\u002F\u002Fganjapreneur.com\u002Fgallup-17-of-americans-smoke-cannabis-15-consume-edibles\u002F","6a9098b7e81f0249cd72d6a3",{"claim":32,"sourceUrl":29,"_id":33},"15% of Americans indicated they consume cannabis edibles, including 17% of women and 12% of men.","6a9098b7e81f0249cd72d6a4",{"claim":35,"sourceUrl":29,"_id":36},"The majority of respondents who smoked or consumed edibles were 30 to 49 years old, at 25% and 20% respectively.","6a9098b7e81f0249cd72d6a5",{"claim":38,"sourceUrl":29,"_id":39},"47% of Americans say cannabis has a very or somewhat positive effect on most consumers, while 46% say it has a very or somewhat negative effect.","6a9098b7e81f0249cd72d6a6","en","2026-08-28T05:26:14.544Z",{"title":43,"description":44},"Gallup: 17% of Americans Smoke Cannabis","A new Gallup poll finds 17% of U.S. adults smoke cannabis and 15% consume edibles, with consumption highest among adults aged 30–49.",[46],{"name":47,"url":29,"trustTier":48,"_id":49},"Ganjapreneur","trade","6a9098b7e81f0249cd72d6a2","A new Gallup poll finds 17% of U.S. adults say they smoke cannabis, tying the record high from 2023, while 15% report consuming cannabis edibles. Consumption is highest among adults aged 30–49, and Americans remain closely divided on whether cannabis has a positive or negative effect on most users.","2026-08-28T05:26:14.654Z"]