Asked by ABC 17 News

1,100 Votes

Do you have to drive to work on Monday?

45%

Yes Yes

55%

No No

45%

Yes

A winter storm dumped a few inches of snow and ice, making travel difficult.

A winter storm dumped a few inches of snow and ice, making travel difficult. Show Less

3 Comments

Eric Smith

Of course! Global warming and climate change has made it possible to drive in any conditions.

Rob Mandeville

I have disabled people that count on my to be there for them.

Eric Cornelison

I had to work today & thought the best route to take was 63 north to I-70 east. WOW 63 needs some help because I was driving sideways at 18 mph before I got to the stadium exit ramp. 70 wasn’t too bad. Arrived to work in an hour with white knuckles which is normally a 15 minute drive.

55%

No

Several schools, businesses and organizations are closed because of the weather.

Several schools, businesses and organizations are closed because of the weather. Show Less

4 Comments

Jim Sheets

I had to drive to work on the Railroad for 42+ years Rain snow ice etc. Now being retired I am blessed and get to watch others. take care of all that.

Catherine Branson

At Unilever in Jefferson City, our plant manager cares about safety and delayed factory start up until noon to give time for employees to safely get to the factory and allow road workers less congestion to clear roads. #loveUNILEVER!

Dan Hart

retired

k san

I'm retired.

Do you prefer real or artificial Christmas trees?

Asked by KTVZ

12/26/2022

Do you prefer real or artificial Christmas trees?

58%

Real WINNER

42%

Artificial

58%

Real

1 Comments

Les Adams

Better for our air quality, benefits Oregon agriculture vs. Chinese corporations, and they are the real thing.

42%

Artificial

6 Comments

Shirley Tegland Moody

I am allergic to pine trees

Gabe West

😢

Les Adams

Almost no Christmas trees are pine trees.

Gabe West

Sad

Teresa Parsons

Artificial because it's easier, and definitely cheaper. We have had the same articial tree for about 10 years. I refuse to pay $100 or more for a real Christmas Tree. We stopped buying real Christmas trees when it cost us $50 for one. Now the Christmas trees are $100 or more.

Skye pie

Ik its a tradition but if u cant keep ir tree healthy and alive outside dont cut it down jus to have it up for a month

Joyce Scarborough

I really would love a real tree, but have learned to love artifical trees to keep alergies under control.

k san

For most of my life, I was an avid real tree person; however, in my later years, I find my artificial tree very easy to deal with, so I am a convert.

Gabe West

Real ones dry out if you don't water them often and the needles come off

Asked by ABC 17 News

196 Votes

Do you prefer white Christmases?

63%

Yes Yes

37%

No No

63%

Yes

2 Comments

Rachel Clara Smith

There's something magical about a sprinkling of snow on Christmas 😊 And heavy enough snow means snow angels, snowmen, and snowball fights! ❄️

Belinda Kitchen

Christmas should be white . It's just not the same !!!! You wouldn't want the 4th of July in winter ? Just Christmas should have snow it means clean !!!!

37%

No

1 Comment

k san

The older I get - since I don't ski any more - snow just represents work for me, so if I never saw another snow flake, it would be just fine with me!

Who to Follow

Do you have to drive to work on Monday?

45% Yes Yes

55% No No

45% Yes

55% No

Do you prefer real or artificial Christmas trees?

58% Real WINNER

42% Artificial

58% Real

42% Artificial

Do you prefer white Christmases?

63% Yes Yes

37% No No

63% Yes

37% No

45%

Yes Yes

55%

No No

45%

Yes

55%

No

58%

Real WINNER

42%

Artificial

58%

Real

42%

Artificial

63%

Yes Yes

37%

No No

63%

Yes

37%

No