Will you go to restaurants or businesses when they open?

Asked by KTVZ

557 Votes

Will you go to restaurants or businesses when they open?

57%

Yes, I can't wait. Yes, I can't wait.

43%

No, it's a risk. No, it's a risk.

57%

Yes, I can't wait.

I want to buy things that I need and dine out.

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4 Comments

Jimmy Chapel

For a haircut, yes, but everything else can wait.

Lume Lifestyle

I’ll be safe, of course.

Christena

Our community needs it. Small businesses need it. There is no reason not to.

Lynn Huntley

We will adhere to whatever guidelines the business put forward. No sense being stupid about it.

43%

No, it's a risk.

i don't think it is safe and want to be cautious.

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5 Comments

k san

Definitely not when they first open because they ALL will be swamped with the people who don't quite believe the risk still very much exists. I will sit back and see how much infections grow first.

christina albin

It really depends on the restaurant. Well managed places are not a threat. Poorly managed restaurants are not clean or responsible

Janet Rawlings

I’m a high risk person, I’m not going to expose my health by going to restaurants, etc., until there is a vaccine.

Jodi Dwyer

If I'm in need of something, absolutely, but overall scaling back on public places for now.

Would you support drones delivering packages to your front door?

Asked by KTVZ

28 Votes

Would you support drones delivering packages to your front door?

25%

YES YES

75%

NO NO

25%

YES

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

75%

NO

1 Comment

Steven Huillet

Don't need drones flying around our neighborhood.

Do you think the positives will outweigh the negatives in Pres. Trump's domestic spending agenda?

Asked by KTVZ

271 Votes

Do you think the positives will outweigh the negatives in Pres. Trump's domestic spending agenda?

63%

YES YES

37%

NO NO

63%

YES

3 Comments

Mike Williams

The government needs no more money. Making tax cuts permanent saves the working people

Jeff Bradfeldt

This will take time to kick in, by next year it should be looking much better.

Angela Peebles

Your news is very bias lately we might stop watching

37%

NO

2 Comments

Debbie Kensinger

The only positive is for the ultra-wealthy people and large corporations. There are no benefits for the average American taxpayers. It will cause more inflation. That means even higher prices for groceries and other goods.

Debbi McMahon

Because Trump has cut many much-needed programs such as the National Parks and the Dept. of Education. Bad moves!

KTVZ

Will you go to restaurants or businesses when they open?

57% Yes, I can't wait. Yes, I can't wait.

43% No, it's a risk. No, it's a risk.

57% Yes, I can't wait.

43% No, it's a risk.

Would you support drones delivering packages to your front door?

25% YES YES

75% NO NO

25% YES

75% NO

Do you think the positives will outweigh the negatives in Pres. Trump's domestic spending agenda?

63% YES YES

37% NO NO

63% YES

37% NO

57%

Yes, I can't wait. Yes, I can't wait.

43%

No, it's a risk. No, it's a risk.

57%

Yes, I can't wait.

43%

No, it's a risk.

25%

YES YES

75%

NO NO

25%

YES

75%

NO

63%

YES YES

37%

NO NO

63%

YES

37%

NO