For the legalization of medical marijuana, not recreational marijuana, yes. I believe 9 out of the 11 states used a public referendum rather than the state legislature to legalize.
You've got Soros and NORML and the MPP and the DPA and all these outside pro-marijuana organizations funding and organizing these state measures, coupled with a motivated minority, and you end up with 51% of those who voted establishing state policy. That's not representative of the state.
You say you disagree with the method, yet you support the results as representing the will of the state. What gives?
Loosing of legal restriction is legalization at a limited level. You're parsing words here and by your standards smoking and drinking beer are not legal because there are restrictions on them like for example children cannot use them.
You've got Soros and NORML and the MPP and the DPA and all these outside pro-marijuana organizations funding and organizing these state measures
If Soros was just funding this one issue and not trying to wreck the U.S. economy (which he is by among other things shorting oil futures and driving up the price of gas), I would not much problems with him.