Did some health officials overreach by keeping coronavirus health orders in place?

Asked by ABC 17 News

402 Votes

Did some health officials overreach by keeping coronavirus health orders in place?

59%

Yes Yes

41%

No No

59%

Yes

Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday signed a bill into law that limits local health officials' power to keep health orders in place. Parson said some local officials abused their power ... Show More

Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday signed a bill into law that limits local health officials' power to keep health orders in place. Parson said some local officials abused their power during the coronavirus pandemic. Show Less

2 Comments

Max

Absolutely

Meloney Robles

Definitely! Oregon and California governor's have definitely abused their power.

41%

No

Opponents of the bill say health officials are the most qualified to make decisions about health orders, free of the political influence that affects elected officials.

Opponents of the bill say health officials are the most qualified to make decisions about health orders, free of the political influence that affects elected officials. Show Less

3 Comments

Sheila Gann Heather

The HEALTH Officials oversee HEALTH, If the gov doesn't trust the health officials then why delegate the task of protecting the public from illness to the HEALTH officials? Maybe some people just don't work well with others.

Kathy R

The Governor left the decision to local officials instead of making statewide mandates. It is not okay to now second guess what local officials decided and tell them they can't do what he originally told them they have to do. You can't have it both ways.

Letitia DenHartog

I feel the regulations were appropriate to control the onslaught of Covid-19.

Do Justice officials owe the public an explanation about Mar-a-Lago?

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19 Votes

Do Justice officials owe the public an explanation about Mar-a-Lago?

74%

Yes Yes

26%

No No

74%

Yes

3 Comments

Zaos Gonzolez

Goodbye FBI.

Max DeYoung

There will soon be a new Atty. Gen. too. Hopefully an Honest one with Integrity.

Max DeYoung

This is the stupidest thing the Biden Administration has ever done and it will cost them dearly.

26%

No

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Should non-violent marijuana offenses be removed from criminal records?

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322 Votes

Should non-violent marijuana offenses be removed from criminal records?

71%

Yes Yes

29%

No No

71%

Yes

1 Comment

mineral area outdoors

Why I voted was, these non violent convictions is taking up space in the prison system that could be used for violent crimes..its sad that you get less time for rape than possession of Marijuana.

29%

No

0 Comments

No one has commented yet

ABC 17 News

Did some health officials overreach by keeping coronavirus health orders in place?

59% Yes Yes

41% No No

59% Yes

41% No

Do Justice officials owe the public an explanation about Mar-a-Lago?

74% Yes Yes

26% No No

74% Yes

26% No

Should non-violent marijuana offenses be removed from criminal records?

71% Yes Yes

29% No No

71% Yes

29% No

59%

Yes Yes

41%

No No

59%

Yes

41%

No

74%

Yes Yes

26%

No No

74%

Yes

26%

No

71%

Yes Yes

29%

No No

71%

Yes

29%

No