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Are you going to get the new COVID-19 shot?

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ABC 17 News

9 0

Do you think another spike of Covid cases is a possibility if vaccinations slow even more?

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Devon Jones

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Is herd immunity to COVID-19 possible?

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Sai Gohel

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Would you accept a covid vaccine that wasn’t meant for you?

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Braden

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Are you getting a flu shot before visiting family for Thanksgiving?

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Sai Gohel

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Do you regularly get vaccinations?

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Braden

1,884 3

Was Dame’s 32 foot step back and bye-bye the coldest move ever?

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ImDominus

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Should the voting age be lowered to 16?

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KTVZ

224 4

Have you watched Trump's comments after the White House Correspondents' Dinner?

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ABC 17 News

265 4

Would You Support Stephen A. Smith For President?

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TMZ

284 2

Do you think there should be reform for the Department of Homeland Security?

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13 On Your Side

215 2

Do you think the United States should acquire Greenland?

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13 On Your Side

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Do you expect violence involving federal agents to continue?

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ABC 17 News

278 5

Would a four-day school week work with your family's schedule?

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ABC 17 News

Are you encouraged by recent coronavirus-related news?

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Are you encouraged by recent coronavirus-related news?

64%

Yes. Vaccines and fewer cases! Yes. Vaccines and fewer cases!

36%

No. It's still spreading like fire. No. It's still spreading like fire.

64%

Yes. Vaccines and fewer cases!

The coronavirus vaccine supply continues to grow, with two new vaccines possibly on the horizon. Meanwhile, cases in Mid-Missouri and statewide are on the decline.

The coronavirus vaccine supply continues to grow, with two new vaccines possibly on the horizon. Meanwhile, cases in Mid-Missouri and statewide are on the decline. Show Less

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Patricia Boggs

Not because of the vaccines cases were going down before that. Nothing shut down when the flu was buzzing around.

36%

No. It's still spreading like fire.

Despite the good news, there's still plenty of bad. New variants of the virus are creating worries about vaccine efficacy and case rates remain high.

Despite the good news, there's still plenty of bad. New variants of the virus are creating worries about vaccine efficacy and case rates remain high. Show Less

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