Asked by ABC 17 News

427 Votes

Do you think the economy is improving?

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

The Biden administration points to data showing a strong economy.

The Biden administration points to data showing a strong economy. Show Less

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74%

No

Many Americans say they aren't feeling the benefits of the recovery.

Many Americans say they aren't feeling the benefits of the recovery. Show Less

8 Comments

Zaos Gonzolez

Add up the amount you pay in taxes; Income Sales Property Real Estate Social Security FICA Medicare Capital Gains Estate/Inheritance TPP Wealth Excise Sin War Congress payroll This is why you're struggling. DEFUND THE FEDERAL RESERVE.

Greg Travis

Biden's/deepstate economy = WAR

Toasty

Let me add up my last grocery bill ...add the 5, carry the 1...um no. Thank you Biden.

Max DeYoung

Has anyone tried the $18 Big Mac Combo Dinner? Another Bidenomics Bargain.

Justin Booya

FJB

Max DeYoung

How could anyone think the economy is improving. Just go grocery shopping, that will explain it all.

Vernon Taylor

I will admit the personal economy of democrat political criminals are definitely improving.

Lida Vitt

Look at food, gas, rent, utilities, and real necessities. The answer is NO!!

Do you think cell phones should be banned in schools?

Asked by KTVZ

523 Votes

Do you think cell phones should be banned in schools?

85%

Yes Yes

15%

No No

85%

Yes

8 Comments

Silly poll.... Who's in the leadership role here 🤔?

Melissa Howiler

Theresno need for kids to be on them during school

Melissa Howiler

Recess lunch ok

Kimmy Wasatch

Banned, of course , kids need to learn how to TALK to each other and not be on a phone but pay attention but learn in class,

Latterdaysaint

Yes, it's a distraction!

Jeff Sanders

Distraction

Steven Huillet

Cellphones create too many distractions. They are the main reason kids are not learning the way they should.

Michael Caba

Yes, for the most part. There are a few instances where they should be allowed such as the downloading of apps that help with, say, science classes and so forth. Otherwise, they are a huge distraction.

Sussie Due

If the family needs to contact the child in an emergency, they can call the school and the school can relay the message to the child. It worked for me in the 60's and 70's, it can work now too.

15%

No

1 Comment

Larry Ewart

Technology is such a major part of our lives that none of us can escape it. It comes with responsibility and accountability which seems to be the hardest part of the equation. No doubt they can be a distraction but safety and convenience play a bigger part in my opinion.

Asked by ABC 17 News

194 Votes

Do political ads influence your vote?

5%

Yes Yes

95%

No No

5%

Yes

Candidates and their supporting PACs load the airwaves right before elections.

Candidates and their supporting PACs load the airwaves right before elections. Show Less

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95%

No

Many voters express disgust or apathy at the content of political advertisements.

Many voters express disgust or apathy at the content of political advertisements. Show Less

2 Comments

Belinda Kitchen

Because what you see on TV is the other opponent slamming the other one and it's all false . If you want the truth go to the town hall meetings. Cause there is so much fake news out now these days .

Zaos Gonzolez

I use ad blockers and VPNs. I no longer experience any advertising.

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Do you think the economy is improving?

26% Yes Yes

74% No No

26% Yes

74% No

Do you think cell phones should be banned in schools?

85% Yes Yes

15% No No

85% Yes

15% No