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Should Springfield move forward with plans for a convention and event center following the failure of the lodging tax ballot item?

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Do you support emergency funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is expected to be interrupted Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown?

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How will you vote Nov. 4 on the city of Springfield's lodging tax question?

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Do you believe the Federal Reserve will make more cuts to interest rates this year?

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When do you think the government shutdown that began Oct. 1 will end?

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How will the city of Springfield’s planned zoning type consolidation impact development efforts?

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Premiums for health insurance plans in the Affordable Care Act marketplace could greatly increase next year, according to national news reports. Do you or does your company use the marketplace for insurance?

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Do you agree with the Missouri General Assembly's recent decision to ask state voters in 2026 to reform initiative petitions?

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Do any employees at your workplace commute by bus?

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Should Missouri lawmakers follow Texas’ lead and vote for congressional redistricting to favor Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections?

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Should Springfield businesses have to pay a tax on their tangible assets before they're allowed to receive an occupational license?

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Are you actively in the market to buy a house?

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Do you support President Donald Trump's nomination of Heritage Foundation economist E.J. Antoni to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics?

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Is your commute being impacted by the bridge work on West Sunshine Street that started Aug. 4?

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A 15% tariff on most European Union goods is expected to go into effect Aug. 1. Will this impact your business' bottom line?

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Would you vote in favor of a 3% addition to the city of Springfield's lodging tax to help fund a convention and event center?

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Should Springfield City Council lift the cap on liquor permits for events?

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Would you or your business benefit from a convention center in Springfield?

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How likely are you to engage with or buy a product from a social media post if it has a paid partnership label?

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Would the city of Springfield's renewed use of tax incentives spur redevelopment along the Kearney Street corridor?

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Should Springfield move forward with plans for a convention and event center following the failure of the lodging tax ballot item?

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