Polls

How has the pandemic affected your financial situation?

I lost a lot of money in my retirement accounts.

34% (77 Votes)

Although my situation hasn't changed much, I am concerned.

32% (74 Votes)

I am not too concerned about my financial situation.

23% (53 Votes)

I lost my job/ had my work hours reduced.

11% (24 Votes)

Total Voters: 214

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How well are you managing to stay at home?

Pretty well. I have made a couple of trips to the store or gone to the park for a walk.

56% (161 Votes)

Very well. I haven't really left the house.

22% (63 Votes)

I still have to go out to work.

21% (61 Votes)

Other circumstances have kept me from staying at home.

1% (4 Votes)

Total Voters: 289

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Has COVID-19's spread caused you to stock up on toilet paper?

No; I think the panic buying is ridiculous.

83% (324 Votes)

Yes; it is best to be prepared and it won't spoil.

9% (34 Votes)

I tried to buy toilet paper but the store was sold out.

9% (34 Votes)

Total Voters: 392

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How is the coronavirus threat changing your daily life?

I have done none of these things.

38% (72 Votes)

I'm changing personal habits, such as washing my hands more often.

34% (66 Votes)

I have done two of these things.

22% (43 Votes)

I'm changing my lifestyle, such as not going out in public.

5% (9 Votes)

I am canceling my overnight travel plans.

1% (2 Votes)

Total Voters: 192

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Who should be the Week 10 winter sports prep athlete of the week

Noah Messman, Mountain View boys wrestling

53% (592 Votes)

Shea McGee, Camas gymnastics

27% (299 Votes)

Brady Metz, King's Way Christian boys basketball

9% (102 Votes)

Jaydia Martin, Hudson's Bay girls basketball

8% (88 Votes)

Ilia Zablotovskii, Evergreen boys swimming

3% (32 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,113

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Who should be the Week 9 winter sports prep athlete of the week?

Allie Corral, Prairie girls baksetball

46% (503 Votes)

Kaden Perry, Battle Ground boys basketball

37% (407 Votes)

Allison Blaine, Hudson's Bay girls wrestling

7% (78 Votes)

Levin Harms, Union boys wrestling

7% (78 Votes)

Simon Parish, Columbia River boys swimming

3% (29 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,075

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Will you participate in the March 10 Presidential Primary?

Yes, I am going to vote.

69% (221 Votes)

I don't need to vote. I am a Republican and President Trump is the only nominee.

17% (53 Votes)

No. I don't want to swear allegiance to party.

14% (44 Votes)

Total Voters: 318

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Who should be Week 8 winter sports prep athlete of the week?

Daniel Joner, Battle Ground wrestling

38% (411 Votes)

Natalie Fraley, Kelso girls basketball

27% (295 Votes)

Tony Kajino, Union boys swimming

20% (216 Votes)

Rose Ugbinada, Fort Vancouver bowling

11% (121 Votes)

Kyle Gruhler, Skyview boys basketball

3% (32 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,075

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Who should be the Week 7 winter sports prep athlete of the week?

Alyssa Shibata, Camas gymnastics

35% (606 Votes)

Claire Heitschmidt, Prairie girls basketball

30% (529 Votes)

Jack Gallo, Union boys swimming

18% (310 Votes)

Hunter Ecklund, La Center boys basketball

9% (161 Votes)

Kailee Wilcox, Evergreen girls bowling

8% (136 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,742

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Who should be the Week 6 winter sports prep athlete of the week?

Atticus Kurtz, Columbia River boys wrestling

29% (480 Votes)

Skylar Bea, Washougal girls basketball

27% (449 Votes)

Tanner Toolson, Union boys basketball

19% (316 Votes)

Halie Martin, Hudson's Bay girls bowling

16% (269 Votes)

Fred Grimshaw, Mountain View boys swimming

8% (135 Votes)

Total Voters: 1,649

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Who should be Week 5 winter sports prep athlete of the week?

Ilia Zablotovskii, Evergreen boys swimming

34% (856 Votes)

Tyla Engstrom, Ridgefield girls wrestling

34% (848 Votes)

CJ Hamblin, Seton Catholic boys wrestling

17% (429 Votes)

Jaydia Martin, Hudson's Bay girls basketball

9% (215 Votes)

Anna Gatlin, Prairie girls bowling

6% (145 Votes)

Total Voters: 2,493

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Should single-use plastic bags be banned?

Yes; the environmental consequences are too dear.

53% (290 Votes)

No; leave the law the way it is.

31% (169 Votes)

Don't ban plastic bags, but don't allow them to be given away freely.

15% (84 Votes)

Total Voters: 543

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