Will you save receipts to get reimbursed for Missouri's new gas tax?

Asked by ABC 17 News

371 Votes

Will you save receipts to get reimbursed for Missouri's new gas tax?

54%

Yes Yes

46%

No No

54%

Yes

The law authorizing the gas tax allows drivers to get reimbursed the money they pay for the new tax, which this year is 2.5 cents per gallon.

The law authorizing the gas tax allows drivers to get reimbursed the money they pay for the new tax, which this year is 2.5 cents per gallon. Show Less

1 Comment

Gary Heflin

If I have to pay more in taxes it only makes sense to get that money back

Max

Do you pay more taxes than the socialist freebees that you receive, I doubt it.

46%

No

Saving gas receipts could be a lot of work for not much payoff. This year's 2.5 cents would yield a reimbursement of $12.50 for someone driving 15,000 miles in a year in a vehic... Show More

Saving gas receipts could be a lot of work for not much payoff. This year's 2.5 cents would yield a reimbursement of $12.50 for someone driving 15,000 miles in a year in a vehicle averaging 30 miles per gallon. Show Less

6 Comments

Max

I agree with the need for the gas tax increase. I disagree with the method it was achieved. Two votes that were misleading and that would send money to the State Patrol who already have a budget, with both votes being turned down by the citizens and then drove through by the Governor.

Max

My time is more valuable than the time it would take to get $30 bucks back doing that, I would rather help my State.

Letitia DenHartog

That minor raise in gas prices is needed for our roads.

Max

I don't always agree with you, but this time we are in lock step.

Christopher Watson

Let's come up with more ways to run people out of our state!

Are you concerned about safety at public events after the Illinois mass shooting?

Asked by ABC 17 News

7 Votes

Are you concerned about safety at public events after the Illinois mass shooting?

86%

Yes Yes

14%

No No

86%

Yes

1 Comment

Max DeYoung

As long as courts and judges, slap criminals on the hands, and release them back to the public, this will continue. This normally happens in cities with strict gun control laws or in gun free zones like schools. It is far worse in democrat controlled areas. Go figure. LGB

14%

No

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Which will be a bigger issue in the midterm elections?

Asked by ABC 17 News

273 Votes

Which will be a bigger issue in the midterm elections?

74%

Economy/inflation Economy/inflation

26%

Supreme Court decisions Supreme Court decisions

74%

Economy/inflation

The economy continues to dominate headlines amid rising prices and interest hikes by the Fed.

The economy continues to dominate headlines amid rising prices and interest hikes by the Fed. Show Less

7 Comments

Harry D

"It's the economy, stupid." James Carville. The left's outrage over the many SCOTUS rulings on RvW, 2A, EPA overreach, are already wanning. Yuuuugggeee red wave coming to sweep the Dems out of power. FJB

Max DeYoung

Even James Carville knows none of the Supreme Court Justices are up for reelection. ROTFLOL. Maybe the lefties should listen to James. He is one of them. Nope, not gonna do that. They would rather worship King Biden and suffer under his Bidenflation Policies. This is the best recession since Carter.

Max DeYoung

People will remember, that it costs way too much to go to the store, to buy overpriced food, and not having enough money to pay for it. Hamburger helper without hamburger, is already real for many families. And it is going to get much worse, thanks to Joe Biden. LGB

Justin Davis

FJB has intentionally run the US economy into the ground. The public is not happy and will vote accordingly in the midterm elections.

Lisa Gore

All plays a part, Trump can still MAGA!! He did it in less than 4 years twice, even with a Plandemic in place. Cause he is the People’s President. Prices of Food, Gas, Shortages cause increases. Our pResidementia is horribly Marxist-Communist. We will vote a Red Republican Wave in! No Doubt!

26%

Supreme Court decisions

The political left hopes Supreme Court decisions on abortion, guns and climate change will sway voters their way.

The political left hopes Supreme Court decisions on abortion, guns and climate change will sway voters their way. Show Less

4 Comments

Edi Bodine

It is my body and my choice. No abortion is not birth control, but it is a medically viable procedure to save lives. Would our government feel the same if it was their wife, daughter, or grand daughters who was raped? How is this helping with the problems of money for WIC, SNAP, medicaid, etc.?

Max DeYoung

Very small number of abortions are to save a life or because of a rape. One abortion per each 76 child bearing age women per year, is not a morally acceptable option. Babies body, babies choice. 850,000 abortions per year, 65 million child bearing age women. Do the math.

Adam

Any way you slice it, still a woman's choice

Adam

Next topic please. I hope it's not anything to do with guns or the latest mass shooting. We've beat that dead horse enough

Jack L

Let the woman decide. It should be her choice

Max DeYoung

Let the baby decide. The baby has more skin in the game. The age of majority is 18 in most places, except three states. Alabama and Nebraska set the age of majority to 19 and Mississippi sets it at 21. At this age, let the baby decide if he or she wants to be aborted.

ABC 17 News

Will you save receipts to get reimbursed for Missouri's new gas tax?

54% Yes Yes

46% No No

54% Yes

46% No

Are you concerned about safety at public events after the Illinois mass shooting?

86% Yes Yes

14% No No

86% Yes

14% No

Which will be a bigger issue in the midterm elections?

74% Economy/inflation Economy/inflation

26% Supreme Court decisions Supreme Court decisions

74% Economy/inflation

26% Supreme Court decisions

54%

Yes Yes

46%

No No

54%

Yes

46%

No

86%

Yes Yes

14%

No No

86%

Yes

14%

No

74%

Economy/inflation Economy/inflation

26%

Supreme Court decisions Supreme Court decisions

74%

Economy/inflation

26%

Supreme Court decisions