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Do you think more police funding would reduce crimes?
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726 Votes

Do you think more police funding would reduce crimes?

Yes!

10

No!

3

Yes!

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More police, DA's who will prosecute and judges who will convict!!! We need LAW & ORDER BACK!

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Rick Allen
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Rick Allen

Getting rid of the demented Democrats soft on crime and hard on good citizens policy's would reduce crime! Having more concealed carry citizens would certainly help! Putting God and Godly values back in this country is the ultimate solution! The lefts ungodly policies are destroying this country!

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den b
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den b

If the masses can't seem to control themselves then more police would be beneficial.

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Kimmy Wasatch
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Kimmy Wasatch

First step is to make criminals accountable for their actions, also reinstate laws to make drugs illegal again. We also need to respect the police and not put blame on them for criminal's actions. and yes, more funding is desperately needed. Never should have been defunded.

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Sussie Due
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Sussie Due

Goes without saying

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Gabe West
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Gabe West

Yes, defunding the police is stupid idea, stores need extra security gun control is not the answer

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Gabe West
Gabe West

We also need better mental health services

Sarah Croom
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Sarah Croom

I think Hummel has been a disaster & it’s past his time to move on. Just an opinion. Deschutes Co. is only growing faster & having less police makes no sense. The crime has only been rising.

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cindy
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cindy

of course , silly question!

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No!

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Nora Spangler
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Nora Spangler

If we're going to spend more money We need more Mental Health services and an "accepting" culture for those that want to seek help.

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Gabe West
Gabe West

I agree

Kevin Crabtree
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Kevin Crabtree

Not without Punishment for crime not police fault its society make an example of criminals do not coddle them

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k san
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k san

I may help with addressing crimes, but it probably won't reduce crime.

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Have you seen your insurance premiums go up in recent years?

Have you seen your insurance premiums go up in recent years?

YES

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NO

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YES

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Do you agree with the administration's assessment of Portland?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
226 Votes

Do you agree with the administration's assessment of Portland?

YES

1

NO

6

YES

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AJ Middleton
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AJ Middleton

The Oregon government and local police force has done a HORRIBLE job at keeping crime down, protecting cities, citizens and federal agents. If they can't do their job, TRUMP WILL.

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Mike OConnor
Mike OConnor

Oh yeah, Trump did a great protecting when he incited the riot at the Capital on January 6th. Then had the unmitigated gall to pardon his MAGA idots for their crimes. What a guy...

NO

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Lisa York
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Lisa York

Trump's a big man-baby... needs to get his own house in order before sticking his nose in our business...and what's -her -name is just a mouthpiece...no original thought on anything...

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Mike OConnor
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Mike OConnor

I usually spend a number of days each month in the Portland area, including downtown. Having worked in downtown Portland for many years, yes it's not what it once was. Having said that, it's definitely not a "war zone" and nothing like Trump and his minions would like you to think.

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Richard Martinson
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Richard Martinson

A bunch of crap from the Trump administration that hopes to incite a violent response that justifies the use of violence and military action. Illegal, immoral, and unconstitutional. Get them out!

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Jim McAllister
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Jim McAllister

Because the exaggeration of conditions in Portland, LA, memphis and Chicago is nowhere near the actual events. He and his henchpeople including traitor dereamer are only creating a reason to occupy american cities and attack the democrats.

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Lexus Maximus
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Lexus Maximus

It’s a very small minority that’s causing a problem and for the most part, the marches are peaceful and none-combative. Portland’s problems, generally speaking; are the homeless sleeping on the streets and trashing the area, and not people marching in the streets.

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