Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?

Asked by ABC 17 News

324 Votes

Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?

62%

Yes Yes

38%

No No

62%

Yes

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday shortened the number of days it says people should isolate themselves after they have coronavirus to five days instead o... Show More

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday shortened the number of days it says people should isolate themselves after they have coronavirus to five days instead of 10 after symptoms go away. Show Less

2 Comments

TRUMP 2024

Everything about coronavirus has been politicized, When Donald Trump was in office Joe Biden and Kamala Harris said they would not take it they didn't trust it now that they've got the gavel in their hand they want everybody to trust them kiss my ass

Max

Dec. 24. 2021 -- The first confirmed death from the Omicron variant in the U.S. was a reinfection. Harris County health officials also said he faced a higher risk for severe complications because of underlying health conditions and being unvaccinated. Most new cases are the mild Omicron variant.

38%

No

Coronavirus can be spread by people who don't have symptoms. The CDC recommends wearing a mask even after isolation is over.

Coronavirus can be spread by people who don't have symptoms. The CDC recommends wearing a mask even after isolation is over. Show Less

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Debbie Berkowitz

Just do the right thing, every person, every time.

Lisa Gore

The right thing is the freedom to choose tho. Constitutional rights are important.

Have you been directly impacted by this past weekend’s storms?

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15 Votes

Have you been directly impacted by this past weekend’s storms?

33%

Yes Yes

67%

No No

33%

Yes

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No one has commented yet

67%

No

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No one has commented yet

Should Columbia city leaders consider tax increases to address projected budget deficits?

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233 Votes

Should Columbia city leaders consider tax increases to address projected budget deficits?

23%

Yes Yes

77%

No No

23%

Yes

2 Comments

Max DeYoung

That's how blue cities work, tax, tax, tax, and tax some more.

Zaos Gonzolez

Tax to the MAX. Tax till you drop, and it still don't stop!

Zaos Gonzolez

I believe with all my heart that Columbia residents should donate their entire paychecks to the City. If the City had ALL of the money, it would solve ALL of the problems.

77%

No

5 Comments

Fat Guy Outdoors

This is what Columbia just voted in. Great job!!!!

Debbie Neate

They want to raise taxes because the “sales taxes are less than expected”. Could this be due to Columbia’s citizens not shopping downtown, etc. as they do not. Want to deal with addicts, vagrants and panhandlers. Lower revenues are due to administrators poor policies and other choices ie..plan fine

Susanna Johnson Kettlewell

Get rid of the unnecessary positions created the past 3 years! The answer is to reduce the size of government, NOT raise taxes! Columbia's sales tax rate is already too high. Continue letting crime and homelessness flourish, raise taxes, and people will leave the city,

Allan German

Why not cut the city official salaries by a few thousand dollars each to help make up some of the money that the city is looking for? But I doubt a single city official would be willing to do that even though most of them live better than the rest of the city.

Zaos Gonzolez

The recorder of deeds salary alone is over $96,000!!!!!!!!!!!! TRULY INSANE. Most of us can never even imagine that amount of money.

Will Mason

Not until after ALL avenues for budget cuts have been explored Taxes are too high already.

Zaos Gonzolez

If you are alive, there is no such thing as too many taxes. EVEN when you are unalive, you are taxed.

ABC 17 News

Do you support shortened isolation times for people who test positive for COVID-19?

62% Yes Yes

38% No No

62% Yes

38% No

Have you been directly impacted by this past weekend’s storms?

33% Yes Yes

67% No No

33% Yes

67% No

Should Columbia city leaders consider tax increases to address projected budget deficits?

23% Yes Yes

77% No No

23% Yes

77% No

62%

Yes Yes

38%

No No

62%

Yes

38%

No

33%

Yes Yes

67%

No No

33%

Yes

67%

No

23%

Yes Yes

77%

No No

23%

Yes

77%

No