Covid19 - SquareOffs

Have you had to travel to get a coronavirus shot?

Asked by ABC 17 News

72 Votes

Have you had to travel to get a coronavirus shot?

39%

Yes Yes

61%

No No

39%

Yes

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61%

No

2 Comments

Jolene Cleveland

I am not in the age or profession range yet Still waiting

Max

I would have said yes, but I only had to leave my house in the Country, and drive 10 miles to see my Personal Care Provider in Jefferson City, Mo..

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Should Columbia and Boone County ease up on coronavirus restrictions?

Asked by ABC 17 News

213 Votes

Should Columbia and Boone County ease up on coronavirus restrictions?

58%

Yes. The numbers have improved. Yes. The numbers have improved.

42%

No. We're not out of the woods yet. No. We're not out of the woods yet.

58%

Yes. The numbers have improved.

The Columbia/Boone County health department unveiled a new health order that will allow restaurants and bars to stay open later. Officials cited declines in new cases and hospit... Show More

The Columbia/Boone County health department unveiled a new health order that will allow restaurants and bars to stay open later. Officials cited declines in new cases and hospitalizations in making the decision but cautioned some restrictions are still needed. Show Less

2 Comments

Patricia Boggs

Low covid numbers and people need their freedom to go about a normal life.

Max

It is time to move forward, if you are afraid, stay at home!

42%

No. We're not out of the woods yet.

While case rates and hospital stays are down, officials say easing restrictions too early could lead to another surge, especially as new, more contagious variants are identified.

While case rates and hospital stays are down, officials say easing restrictions too early could lead to another surge, especially as new, more contagious variants are identified. Show Less

2 Comments

Ed South

Of course not. Dumb question.

Do you support the proposal to give families $3,000 per child?

Asked by ABC 17 News

740 Votes

Do you support the proposal to give families $3,000 per child?

53%

Yes Yes

47%

No No

53%

Yes

Congressional Democrats have put forward a plan to give many American families $3,000 or more per child as the pandemic continues. Supporters say the money could keep food on fa... Show More

Congressional Democrats have put forward a plan to give many American families $3,000 or more per child as the pandemic continues. Supporters say the money could keep food on families' tables and roofs over their heads. Show Less

2 Comments

Sandy Bushard

Childhood poverty in the US is at an all time high. Something needs to be done to help combat it. This will go a long way to help ensure kids have a stable place to live and food on the table.

Harold Kerr II

If we can give rich companies TRILLIONS, why not give everyday people some thousands?

47%

No

The proposal is one of many approaches that have been put forward to provide Americans an economic stimulus as the pandemic continues. Some Republicans have urged caution with s... Show More

The proposal is one of many approaches that have been put forward to provide Americans an economic stimulus as the pandemic continues. Some Republicans have urged caution with such benefits, warning about growing deficits. Show Less

2 Comments

Patricia Boggs

Just like welfare some people will expand the family for money.

Max

Socialism, will be what takes this Country to its's knees, and we will never recover.

Covid19 SquareOffs

Have you had to travel to get a coronavirus shot?

39% Yes Yes

61% No No

39% Yes

61% No

Should Columbia and Boone County ease up on coronavirus restrictions?

58% Yes. The numbers have improved. Yes. The numbers have improved.

42% No. We're not out of the woods yet. No. We're not out of the woods yet.

58% Yes. The numbers have improved.

42% No. We're not out of the woods yet.

Do you support the proposal to give families $3,000 per child?

53% Yes Yes

47% No No

53% Yes

47% No

About Covid19

39%

Yes Yes

61%

No No

39%

Yes

61%

No

58%

Yes. The numbers have improved. Yes. The numbers have improved.

42%

No. We're not out of the woods yet. No. We're not out of the woods yet.

58%

Yes. The numbers have improved.

42%

No. We're not out of the woods yet.

53%

Yes Yes

47%

No No

53%

Yes

47%

No