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Do you like the name of the Ozarks Lunkers, the city's Arena League football team?

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Is Springfield overbanked?

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Does Springfield need a second Target?

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Did your residence's property value increase this year?

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Should Springfield City Council members be paid?

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Would you vote in favor of a tax on recreational marijuana in the city of Springfield?

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Should the city crack down on unlicensed short-term rentals through services like Airbnb and Vrbo?

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Do you support the FDIC's call to boost deposit insurance above $250,000 for some business accounts?

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Do you support Fox News' decision to part ways with Tucker Carlson?

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Do you agree with Springfield City Council's ordinance to ban marijuana consumption or smoke in public places?

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Is your workplace transparent about pay?

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Should MoDOT install medians on East Sunshine Street?

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Have child care needs ever kept you from accepting a job or a promotion?

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Are you participating in a March Madness office pool?

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Should the Hotel of Terror building be seized through eminent domain by the city of Springfield?

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Who are your picks for the Springfield Public Schools Board of Education on the April 4 ballot? (Select up to two.)

Do you agree with the removal of Maryam Mohammadkhani as vice president of the Springfield Public Schools Board of Education?

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Do you support a four-day workweek?

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Will you visit Silver Dollar City this year for the final season of Fire In The Hole?

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How did your company's profits perform in 2022?

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