Should the state move teachers up in the coronavirus vaccine line?

Asked by ABC 17 News

383 Votes

Should the state move teachers up in the coronavirus vaccine line?

61%

Yes. They're taking extra risk. Yes. They're taking extra risk.

39%

No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first. No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first.

61%

Yes. They're taking extra risk.

Most public schools in Missouri are having in-person classes to some degree, often in settings where social distancing is not possible. Teachers argue they should be a higher pr... Show More

Most public schools in Missouri are having in-person classes to some degree, often in settings where social distancing is not possible. Teachers argue they should be a higher priority given their risk of exposure in crowded classrooms. Show Less

2 Comments

Debbie Baker

They are the most important part in all of our children's lives when it comes to their education. And I'm sick and tried of teachers getting the short end of the stick all the time. They are very much under appreciated way to much. It's time to put them first for once for god sake.

Meghan Kagiwada

They are essential workers and the amount of people they come in contact with everyday could really spread the virus quickly, or increase the number of people/teachers needing to quarantine thus also leading to school teacher shortages.

Max

Children are the least likely to transmit the Covid-19 virus. The teachers are no more essential than those at Taco Bell or Mc Donald's.

39%

No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first.

Missouri leaders say the state's plan is meant to help the most vulnerable -- people over age 65 and those with certain health conditions -- by giving them priority. Teachers ar... Show More

Missouri leaders say the state's plan is meant to help the most vulnerable -- people over age 65 and those with certain health conditions -- by giving them priority. Teachers are next in line after those groups. Show Less

2 Comments

Some Lady

All workers right now should be able to get the vaccine. Teachers shouldn't take priority over everyone else who's working in a physical sense right now. Factory workers, grocery store workers, cab drivers, custodians, teachers, & all workers should get it at the same time.

Patricia Boggs

I do not have faith in the vaccine

Do you plan to attend any Mizzou football home games this season?

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15 Votes

Do you plan to attend any Mizzou football home games this season?

27%

Yes Yes

73%

No No

27%

Yes

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73%

No

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Should National Guard deployments expand to more American cities?

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481 Votes

Should National Guard deployments expand to more American cities?

37%

Yes Yes

63%

No No

37%

Yes

1 Comments

JIC CoMo

Of course they should. Crime has gotten out of control in this country. Anyone that commits any type of crime and is not warranted should be airlifted to shark or alligator infected waters and dropped from a helicopter. That will solve the problem really fast. Guaranteed.

63%

No

5 Comments

Jane Porter

Crime in these areas are lower than Trump is saying. He is trying to be a dictator!

Jeffrey S

It's the slow rolling coup. Another step toward autocrasy. Our republic is dying.

Jody Floor

It is the NATIONAL Guard, not the police. We do not need military forces in our city and Trump is overstepping.

Max

The National Guard protects the nation when local law enforcement can't or won't.

Chris Macy

Absolutely not!

Fred

This isn't a fascist state ... at least not yet.

ABC 17 News

Should the state move teachers up in the coronavirus vaccine line?

61% Yes. They're taking extra risk. Yes. They're taking extra risk.

39% No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first. No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first.

61% Yes. They're taking extra risk.

39% No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first.

Do you plan to attend any Mizzou football home games this season?

27% Yes Yes

73% No No

27% Yes

73% No

Should National Guard deployments expand to more American cities?

37% Yes Yes

63% No No

37% Yes

63% No

61%

Yes. They're taking extra risk. Yes. They're taking extra risk.

39%

No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first. No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first.

61%

Yes. They're taking extra risk.

39%

No. Vaccinate the more vulnerable first.

27%

Yes Yes

73%

No No

27%

Yes

73%

No

37%

Yes Yes

63%

No No

37%

Yes

63%

No