Q: What range most closely matches your current age? A: 61-75
Mark Donka
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2020-09-13 19:35:02 -0400
Q: With gas prices below $2 a gallon, is now a good time for the legislature to pass a significant carbon tax on fossil fuels. A: No
Mark Donka
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2020-09-13 19:31:22 -0400
Q: In order to make up for lost tax revenue Vermont legislators are considering a number of potential tax increases. Would you be willing to pay more of the following taxes? A: None of the above
Mark Donka
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2020-09-13 19:30:47 -0400
Q: How should federal COVID-19 relief funds be used? A: To help workers, families, and businesses who have lost income due to the shutdown.
Mark Donka
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2020-09-13 19:30:29 -0400
Q: Given that the next legislature will likely need to cut some programs moving forward, where do you think those cuts should start? A: Subsidies for electric vehicle purchases and green energy projects
Mark Donka
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2020-09-13 19:30:03 -0400
Q: To meet the 2021 Pre-K-12 public education budget, the legislature estimates as much as a 25% property tax increase would be needed. How should the legislature deal with the shortfall? A: Cut budgets with no tax increase.
Mark Donka
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2020-09-13 19:29:34 -0400
Q: How should state government deal with the estimated $430 million revenue downturn for 2021? A: Emphasize cutting and reprioritizing spending.
Mark Donka
answered
2020-09-13 19:29:15 -0400
Q: Which political party do you trust more to get Vermont’s economy moving again? A: Republican
Mark Donka
answered
2020-09-13 19:29:04 -0400
Q: What should VT state government’s priority be after the COVID-19 lockdown is eased? A: Getting the economy moving again.
Q: In order to make up for lost tax revenue Vermont legislators are considering a number of potential tax increases. Would you be willing to pay more of the following taxes? A: None of the above
Q: Given that the next legislature will likely need to cut some programs moving forward, where do you think those cuts should start? A: Subsidies for electric vehicle purchases and green energy projects
Q: To meet the 2021 Pre-K-12 public education budget, the legislature estimates as much as a 25% property tax increase would be needed. How should the legislature deal with the shortfall? A: Cut budgets with no tax increase.
Q: What should VT state government’s priority be after the COVID-19 lockdown is eased? A: Getting the economy moving again.
Carol LeBlanc
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2020-08-03 12:33:30 -0400
Q: What gender do you identify as? A: Female
Carol LeBlanc
answered
2020-08-03 12:33:12 -0400
Q: What range most closely matches your current age? A: 61-75
Carol LeBlanc
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2020-08-03 12:33:12 -0400
Q: What range most closely matches your current age? A: 61-75
Carol LeBlanc
answered
2020-08-03 12:32:56 -0400
Q: With gas prices below $2 a gallon, is now a good time for the legislature to pass a significant carbon tax on fossil fuels. A: No
Carol LeBlanc
answered
2020-08-03 12:32:25 -0400
Q: In order to make up for lost tax revenue Vermont legislators are considering a number of potential tax increases. Would you be willing to pay more of the following taxes? A: None of the above
Carol LeBlanc
answered
2020-08-03 12:31:57 -0400
Q: How should federal COVID-19 relief funds be used? A: To generate to economic opportunities.
Carol LeBlanc
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2020-08-03 12:31:12 -0400
Q: Given that the next legislature will likely need to cut some programs moving forward, where do you think those cuts should start? A: Higher education/state colleges
Carol LeBlanc
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2020-08-03 12:29:32 -0400
Q: To meet the 2021 Pre-K-12 public education budget, the legislature estimates as much as a 25% property tax increase would be needed. How should the legislature deal with the shortfall? A: Cut budgets with no tax increase.
Carol LeBlanc
answered
2020-08-03 12:28:29 -0400
Q: How should state government deal with the estimated $430 million revenue downturn for 2021? A: Emphasize replacing with federal funds.
Carol LeBlanc
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2020-08-03 12:27:14 -0400
Q: Which political party do you trust more to get Vermont’s economy moving again? A: Republican
Carol LeBlanc
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2020-08-03 12:26:56 -0400
Q: What should VT state government’s priority be after the COVID-19 lockdown is eased? A: Getting the economy moving again.
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A: Male
A: 61-75
A: No
A: None of the above
A: To help workers, families, and businesses who have lost income due to the shutdown.
A: Subsidies for electric vehicle purchases and green energy projects
A: Cut budgets with no tax increase.
A: Emphasize cutting and reprioritizing spending.
A: Republican
A: Getting the economy moving again.
A: Female
A: 46-60
A: No
A: None of the above
A: To help workers, families, and businesses who have lost income due to the shutdown.
A: Subsidies for electric vehicle purchases and green energy projects
A: Cut budgets with no tax increase.
A: Emphasize replacing with federal funds.
A: Getting the economy moving again.
A: Female
A: 61-75
A: 61-75
A: No
A: None of the above
A: To generate to economic opportunities.
A: Higher education/state colleges
A: Cut budgets with no tax increase.
A: Emphasize replacing with federal funds.
A: Republican
A: Getting the economy moving again.