Has the back and forth over a coronavirus booster shot rollout date left you confused?

Asked by ABC 17 News

164 Votes

Has the back and forth over a coronavirus booster shot rollout date left you confused?

45%

Yes Yes

55%

No No

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Yes

The Biden administration announced last month it intended to start rolling out third-dose boosters of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine this week, but the shots aren't ava... Show More

The Biden administration announced last month it intended to start rolling out third-dose boosters of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine this week, but the shots aren't available yet. Show Less

2 Comments

Mark Cunningham

To be fair to all sides, the entire vaccine roll out has been confusing. I think mainly because most medicines take years to get approved and the information is generally known. This is a different thing and no one honestly knows from one day to the next.

Max DeYoung

It seems as though the facts and the goal posts, are on swivel casters.

55%

No

The FDA and CDC are yet to authorize the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for a booster, making the shots unavailable at this point.

The FDA and CDC are yet to authorize the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for a booster, making the shots unavailable at this point. Show Less

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Zaos Gonzolez

Confused? Like an idiot? No, Americans do not get confused by government or media propaganda.

Are you following the debate over Missouri's congressional district map?

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12 Votes

Are you following the debate over Missouri's congressional district map?

50%

Yes Yes

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No No

50%

Yes

A group of Republicans in the Missouri Senate wants to vote on a map that would create seven Republican-friendly districts compared to one for Democrats.

A group of Republicans in the Missouri Senate wants to vote on a map that would create seven Republican-friendly districts compared to one for Democrats. Show Less

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No

Republican Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden and others want to pass a map that splits 6-2.

Republican Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden and others want to pass a map that splits 6-2. Show Less

1 Comment

Max DeYoung

Mainly, because the news has me burned out, with all of the whining, and virtue signaling.

Will candidates' views on masks affect your vote for school board?

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413 Votes

Will candidates' views on masks affect your vote for school board?

59%

Yes Yes

41%

No No

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Yes

3 Comments

Lisa Gore

Of course. I alway take their views into consideration.

Candice Kundert

Of course it will. Adam Burks will not get my vote as he does not have the safety of our children at heart. He is comparing CPS to to his company Midway US which is ridiculous. It is like comparing apples to oranges and he demonstrate very little knowledge of science or child well being.

Max DeYoung

Adam Burks wants the parents to be represented, and you want the parents to be silenced. Burks is an American, he would receive my vote, if I were in the voting block.

41%

No

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ABC 17 News

Has the back and forth over a coronavirus booster shot rollout date left you confused?

45% Yes Yes

55% No No

45% Yes

55% No

Are you following the debate over Missouri's congressional district map?

50% Yes Yes

50% No No

50% Yes

50% No

Will candidates' views on masks affect your vote for school board?

59% Yes Yes

41% No No

59% Yes

41% No

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Yes Yes

55%

No No

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Yes

55%

No

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Yes Yes

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No No

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Yes

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No

59%

Yes Yes

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No No

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Yes

41%

No