Should Oregon marijuana producers be able to export out of state?

Asked by KTVZ

529 Votes

Should Oregon marijuana producers be able to export out of state?

42%

Absolutely Absolutely

58%

No way No way

42%

Absolutely

We have a huge marijuana surplus in this state, and one problem coming out of that is the product's being sold illegally. Why not allow growers to send it elsewhere?

We have a huge marijuana surplus in this state, and one problem coming out of that is the product's being sold illegally. Why not allow growers to send it elsewhere? Show Less

3 Comments

Richard Dillard

Why not. But should be limited to the states where marijuana is legal. Even though the feds have not made it legal they will eventually.

Jim Latham

Complain about the drugs coming across from Mexico legalize pot all across this country.

Justin Gottlieb

Why else would it be OG? -> Oregon Green. Remember, there are many Little Rocks, Bends and Boulders on the battlefield of red, white and blue.

58%

No way

Marijuana's not legal in every western state; there's too much tip-toeing around other state's laws involved to spend our time on a policy for this.

Marijuana's not legal in every western state; there's too much tip-toeing around other state's laws involved to spend our time on a policy for this. Show Less

3 Comments

Kate Dent Sarducci

Over production was caused by mismanagement. Sales data should now show a production target area by supply and demand. Exporting to other states just continues and prolongs that mismanagement.

Felix Pressler

the state & many counties made the BIG mistake not limiting number of licenses for production, processing ,distribution etc.This just addresses one problem,but not effect on water usage &infrastructur

Randy LeBlanc

We don't need to become a national producer of this product.

Do you support a footbridge connecting the east and west side of the Deschutes river south of Bend?

Asked by KTVZ

28 Votes

Do you support a footbridge connecting the east and west side of the Deschutes river south of Bend?

68%

Yes, I support it! Yes, I support it!

32%

No, I'm against it! No, I'm against it!

68%

Yes, I support it!

I support it because I would enjoy having the trails connected.

I support it because I would enjoy having the trails connected. Show Less

0 Comments

No one has commented yet

32%

No, I'm against it!

I'm against the footbridge because it might have environmental damages.

I'm against the footbridge because it might have environmental damages. Show Less

0 Comments

No one has commented yet

Do you know anyone who's struggling to find housing?

Asked by KTVZ

479 Votes

Do you know anyone who's struggling to find housing?

61%

Yes, I do! Yes, I do!

39%

No, I don't. No, I don't.

61%

Yes, I do!

I do know people that are struggling to find housing. Rent continues to go up and it's hard to find a good place at a decent price.

I do know people that are struggling to find housing. Rent continues to go up and it's hard to find a good place at a decent price. Show Less

5 Comments

Josh Shaffer

I am myself, would love a place of my own but I refuse to pay over 1200$ for a 2 Bedroom. We scewed up by letting rent be increased every year. Sure we have them a percentage cap but we never said how many years in a row they can do it to a renter. So now yearly rent increase out does any raise or c

Clancy Prentice

It's to damn expensive for rent and banks are stingy.

Levi Williams

Democrats raise minimum wage

Paige Williamson

It's me! We are a family that has created a cleaning company providing discounted cleaning rates for veterans and front line workers. We are out here trying to do something and it doesn't go far these days.

Shamra D Wampler

I have been looking for housing for over a year. I am on disability, and bring in less than $1000/month, and there is no housing available for people in my situation. I have looked all around this area, and Portland, with no luck. I need subsidized rent, and the waiting lists are between 3-5 years.