Would closing non-essential businesses again slow the virus?

Asked by KTVZ

687 Votes

Would closing non-essential businesses again slow the virus?

30%

Yes, safety's first! Yes, safety's first!

70%

No, we can't! No, we can't!

30%

Yes, safety's first!

I think we should prioritize education and if that helps get our kids back in school we should do what's best.

I think we should prioritize education and if that helps get our kids back in school we should do what's best. Show Less

3 Comments

k san

Absolutely! Closing any place where people gather will obviously have a slowing effect on the virus.

Scott Taylor

The comment about prioritizing education and getting our kids back in school we should do what's best is not responsive to the question.The answer to the question is yes.The comment is irrelevant..

70%

No, we can't!

The spread of Covid-19 isn't due to bars or gyms being opened. This is going too far again.

The spread of Covid-19 isn't due to bars or gyms being opened. This is going too far again. Show Less

6 Comments

Johnny Mooney

Have we closed businesses in this Grand of scale due to the flu? Honestly, people/facilities that are in the high risk factor should be more secure. Most healthy people will be fine!

M R

Survive the virus, no job, no income, business lost. We have guidelines use them

Heidi Owen

Hell no, it's a control thing.

Joseph Wick

Simple question: do you know anyone who is sick?

Amber Miller

The reason is cause I believe we can keep them open and do it safely while doing it by doing the 6 feet apart, wearing the masks and not have the media make such a big thing bout it.

Amber Miller

Thank u for the poll.

Amber Miller

Cause I believe it could slow the spread with them open, and be safe, and cautious with it like wearing our masks and do what we need to do and not have the media not make such a big thing of it.

Are you planning on attending any festivities at the Crooked River Roundup?

Asked by KTVZ

109 Votes

Are you planning on attending any festivities at the Crooked River Roundup?

9%

YES YES

91%

NO NO

9%

YES

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

91%

NO

1 Comment

Jeff Sanders

Wouldn't mind, it's quite quite a drive. Of course it would be hot.

Would you support a tax on Zyn to fund wildfire fighting and prevention?

Asked by KTVZ

102 Votes

Would you support a tax on Zyn to fund wildfire fighting and prevention?

35%

YES YES

65%

NO NO

35%

YES

1 Comment

Oakley Taylor

We should all be in favor of anything that creates a safer community for all of us, regardless of political affiliation. Since our federal funds have been decreased, we need another form of revenue to supplement our fire fighting revenue.

65%

NO

1 Comment

k san

These things have been voted on and approved by voters in the past already. This is just another example of hands out for $$ from property owners. I am against ANY new taxes on property owners. We are tapped out!! Tax alcohol, cigarettes, whatever else to make EVERYONE share in the pain.

KTVZ

Would closing non-essential businesses again slow the virus?

30% Yes, safety's first! Yes, safety's first!

70% No, we can't! No, we can't!

30% Yes, safety's first!

70% No, we can't!

Are you planning on attending any festivities at the Crooked River Roundup?

9% YES YES

91% NO NO

9% YES

91% NO

Would you support a tax on Zyn to fund wildfire fighting and prevention?

35% YES YES

65% NO NO

35% YES

65% NO

30%

Yes, safety's first! Yes, safety's first!

70%

No, we can't! No, we can't!

30%

Yes, safety's first!

70%

No, we can't!

9%

YES YES

91%

NO NO

9%

YES

91%

NO

35%

YES YES

65%

NO NO

35%

YES

65%

NO