A survey is a way to ask people what they think about something. This survey asked people in Indiana what they think about weed and abortion. Most people in Indiana want weed to be legal, but there are different opinions on abortion. Some people think it should always be illegal, some think it should be mostly illegal, and some think it should be legal or mostly legal. The leaders of Indiana have not agreed on what the rules for weed and abortion should be. Read from source...

- The title of the article is misleading and sensationalist. It implies that there is a direct correlation between cannabis legalization and abortion rights, which is not the case. The survey results are about personal opinions on these issues, not policy changes or legislative actions.

Bearish

Explanation: The article discusses the results of a survey conducted by the Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State University. The survey shows that 54.2% of respondents agree that cannabis should be legal for personal use and 32.2% say only medical marijuana should be legalized, indicating a bullish sentiment on cannabis legalization. However, when it comes to abortion rights, the article states that 27.2% think it should be "illegal in most cases" and some 10.3% think it should be "illegal in all cases," suggesting a bearish sentiment on abortion rights. Overall, the article presents mixed results with both bullish and bearish sentiments, but considering that cannabis legalization is more widely supported than abortion rights, I would lean towards a bearish sentiment for this article.