Twenty-eight percent (28%) stated that they would have changed their vote if they had known that proponents of I-190 were receiving dark money contributions from out-of-state operatives.

Twenty-five percent (25%) of YES voters also stated that they would have changed their vote if they were aware that New Approach Montana received millions from out-of-state funders (Big Marijuana), potentially putting local medical dispensary owners out of business.

Seventeen percent (17%) of YES voters would have changed their vote if they were aware of the costs associated with permitting, monitoring, and regulating the new recreational marijuana industry.

Twelve percent (12%) of YES voters would have changed their vote if they had known promises for tax revenue to go to veteran, senior and conservation groups were unconstitutional.

Eleven percent (11%) of YES voters would have changed their vote if they had known proposed tax revenue generation was over exaggerated.

A slight majority (54%) of Montana residents think that the state is headed in the right direction, whereas 46% say it is headed down the wrong track.