Should COVID-19 still be an excuse for absentee voting?

Asked by ABC 17 News

205 Votes

Should COVID-19 still be an excuse for absentee voting?

52%

Yes Yes

48%

No No

52%

Yes

Absentee voting has started for Missouri's April elections but voters are no longer able to legally claim vulnerability to the coronavirus as an excuse to get an absentee ballot.

Absentee voting has started for Missouri's April elections but voters are no longer able to legally claim vulnerability to the coronavirus as an excuse to get an absentee ballot. Show Less

3 Comments

Maddie Bird

Until we have herd immunity through vaccination and the other Covid variants under control we should try and prevent spreading the virus. Being Mo is not following best practice in prevention I already know that 50% of us will believe that no modification of behavior or civic functions is necessary

Audrey Shewmaker

Why should people still put themselves at risk for the virus? There are still a lot of people that still don't wear masks.

Max

For people with compromised health issues, Yes. Not for convenience.

48%

No

The increase in absentee balloting and other mail voting is often cited by defenders of unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was rife with fraud.

The increase in absentee balloting and other mail voting is often cited by defenders of unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was rife with fraud. Show Less

3 Comments

Patricia Boggs

No way, i.d. and in person except for our great military

Christopher Watson

I truly don't believe it's nessasary. I am a critical care diabetic with uncontrolable sugars, and I'm insulin resistant. I have been exposed many times to this virus, but haven't gotten sick yet. Besides, the people running the voting places have things well under control concerning healthy voting.

Will Mason

"Unsubstantiated claims" my butt. Many voter fraud claims have been verified. Trying to hide that fact is not helping your cause.

Should the governor call a special session to suspend the state gas tax?

Asked by ABC 17 News

223 Votes

Should the governor call a special session to suspend the state gas tax?

45%

Yes Yes

55%

No No

45%

Yes

1 Comment

Zaos Gonzolez

Taxes are for the suffragettes.

55%

No

1 Comment

Max

We need taxes, especially in Columbia. Columbia needs even more taxes, than all other cities. We also need a tax on purple hair dye.

Do you approve of the Justice Department's move to create a $1.7B fund to compensate Trump allies?

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102 Votes

Do you approve of the Justice Department's move to create a $1.7B fund to compensate Trump allies?

16%

Yes Yes

84%

No No

16%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

84%

No

6 Comments

Sharon

Paying criminals who tried to overthrow the government & caused injuries & deaths is even worse than pardoning all of them. It defies the 14th amendment & is just wrong.

Gary Swanson

I totally agree with Horstman's comment. SHAMELESS

Mark Horstman

Shameless attempt to compensate criminals and police beaters with tax payer money

Mike Scott

That is the taxpayers money. Trump will give it to his insurrectionist militia that attacked the US capital on January 6, 2021.

J C Fingertips

The top criminal, Donald Trump is rewarding other criminals to continue to be law breakers like him. Many Republicans agree with Trump, unbelievable.

Patricia Bond

Why reward illegal/criminal behavior of trying to overthrow an election. Absolutely not.

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Should COVID-19 still be an excuse for absentee voting?

52% Yes Yes

48% No No

52% Yes

48% No

Should the governor call a special session to suspend the state gas tax?

45% Yes Yes

55% No No

45% Yes

55% No