Do you believe in getting yourself and your family vaccinated?

Asked by KTVZ

571 Votes

Do you believe in getting yourself and your family vaccinated?

81%

Yes, it's a priority Yes, it's a priority

19%

No, not necessary No, not necessary

81%

Yes, it's a priority

The more people in a community get vaccinated, the better that community will form a 'herd immunity' to certain diseases. It's a scientifically-proven way to limit the spread of... Show More

The more people in a community get vaccinated, the better that community will form a 'herd immunity' to certain diseases. It's a scientifically-proven way to limit the spread of disease, and I make sure my family's immunizations are up to date. Show Less

2 Comments

Ka San

And kids whose parents don't vaccinate them should not be allowed to attend school. Vaccinations should be mandatory.

Sam Ackerman

Yes and NO. I don't do flu shots' I also question the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines. It sounds like a money grab from how it was marketed from day one. I do support all kid ones.

19%

No, not necessary

There's always a low chance someone will experience an allergic or adverse reaction to a vaccine. Plus, people get sick despite getting vaccinated; take the flu, for example. It... Show More

There's always a low chance someone will experience an allergic or adverse reaction to a vaccine. Plus, people get sick despite getting vaccinated; take the flu, for example. It's not a priority for me and my family. Show Less

2 Comments

Brandy Barr

VACCINES ARE NOTHING BUT A DEATH SENTENCE!!

cristianne herbst

No vaccine is 100% effective for starters, the side effects are worse than the disease they allegedly protecting against. "Herd immunity" is a joke!

Do you regularly visit the area's food cart pods?

Asked by KTVZ

157 Votes

Do you regularly visit the area's food cart pods?

24%

Yes Yes

76%

No No

24%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

76%

No

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?

Asked by KTVZ

492 Votes

Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?

3%

Yes Yes

97%

No No

3%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

97%

No

9 Comments

Kimmy Wasatch

Spouse has no standing in government and Gov Kotek should resign like Kitzhaber. Just another example of pushing dem, liberal and lgbtq policies on citezens. Again, you get what you vote for.

Deb Kizer Dyck

Her "spouse" has NOT been voted in. Why should she have a say in anything more than a single vote just like each Oregonian?!

MaryLou R Haffner

We are to avoid all appearance of potential wrong doing. This is especially important when public office is held.

Alma and Bruce Miller

It is wrong and we the people are sick of this double standard BS you get voted in and it's never good enough you have to add in all these extra agenda's. No

Bendlover

Was the first spouse voted in? I didn't think so...

Lee Gee

She is stepping out of her elected roll. She is being every hypocritical in that she apposed Kitshopper why should she be any better. Her and her partner need to go.

Mark Mueller

Appears to be more "self serving" corruption in our government.

Brian Klein

I'm not sure why it would be so.

Latterdaysaint

Better yet how about resign

KTVZ

Do you believe in getting yourself and your family vaccinated?

81% Yes, it's a priority Yes, it's a priority

19% No, not necessary No, not necessary

81% Yes, it's a priority

19% No, not necessary

Do you regularly visit the area's food cart pods?

24% Yes Yes

76% No No

24% Yes

76% No

Should Oregon's first spouse have a role in policy decisions?

3% Yes Yes

97% No No

3% Yes

97% No

81%

Yes, it's a priority Yes, it's a priority

19%

No, not necessary No, not necessary

81%

Yes, it's a priority

19%

No, not necessary

24%

Yes Yes

76%

No No

24%

Yes

76%

No

3%

Yes Yes

97%

No No

3%

Yes

97%

No