Government Polls - SquareOffs

Do you agree with Secretary of State Shemia Fagan's decision to resign?

Asked by KTVZ

466 Votes

Do you agree with Secretary of State Shemia Fagan's decision to resign?

86%

Yes Yes

14%

No No

86%

Yes

10 Comments

SunnySunshinestein

She did something that *appears* to be a conflict of interest. Whether it was or not, she needed to resign and she did.

Lynn Huntley

She should have kept out of the cannabis business to begin with, or not run for public office. She's only sorry she got caught.

Mark Mueller

And now she should be prosecuted. So much for an oath!

Steven Huillet

Just another crooked Democrat!

sandra zollman

True story. The liberals need to go.

Lol, I can't wait for boomers to die off so our country can finally move on from the archaic republican views.

Marcus Ainsworth

she's getting practice for higher offices

Kimmy Wasatch

Never should have had the position, governor knew it.

Deb Kizer Dyck

She was getting payoffs from her "political contributors".... That's outrageous! The person replacing her should not be appointed by the governor, but the candidate with the next highest public votes!!!!

So you have the same feeling about Clarence Thomas, right? Being that what he's done is 1000x worse.

David Kline

Oh God yes! What a stupid decision she made to get into business with that pot company.

Kevin Crabtree

should be jailed

Latterdaysaint

She should have resigned before the contraversy

You should use spell check.

14%

No

0 Comments

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Should jury verdicts have to be unanimous?

Asked by KTVZ

568 Votes

Should jury verdicts have to be unanimous?

55%

Yes Yes

45%

No No

55%

Yes

4 Comments

Alma

The non-unanimous jury was completely unconstitutional and Oregon fought hard to keep it, being the last state in the country to get rid of what was well known as a Jim Crow law. And yet Oregon continues to do things that are unconstitutional, such as not provide enough public defenders.

Rick Allen

Anything else is Unconstitutional.

Norbert Waldbillig

Because a non-unanimous verdict means there is reasonable doubt

Latterdaysaint

the courts have no problem sending someone to prison for life with a simple majority, but 11-1 jury? Unconstitutional! P.S. He’s the obviously innocent nephew of Stephen Avery from Making A Murderer.