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Data collected from extensive surveys and snap polls about or relating to Montana.

Last updated Mar 1, 2018

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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear a case about whether states can ban people from wearing clothing containing political messages when voting in polling places. The state of Montana argues it’s a form of intimidation; the law’s challengers say it violates their right to free speech. Do you agree or disagree with this ban?

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear a case about whether states can ban people from wearing clothing containing political messages when voting in polling places. The state of Montana argues it’s a form of intimidation; the law’s challengers say it violates their right to free speech. Do you agree or disagree with this ban?

travel
about 5 years ago

Surveys

Data collected from extensive surveys and snap polls about or relating to Montana.

Last updated Mar 1, 2018

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear a case about whether states can ban people from wearing clothing containing political messages when voting in polling places. The state of Montana argues it’s a form of intimidation; the law’s challengers say it violates their right to free speech. Do you agree or disagree with this ban?

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear a case about whether states can ban people from wearing clothing containing political messages when voting in polling places. The state of Montana argues it’s a form of intimidation; the law’s challengers say it violates their right to free speech. Do you agree or disagree with this ban?

travel
about 5 years ago
In every state in America except Montana, workers are considered by default to be 'at will'. This means that they can quit their jobs whenever they want, without notice. It also means that their employers can fire them whenever they want, without cause or severance pay. Would you support or oppose a law in your state which would require employers to either provide severance pay to former employees or fire workers for cause?

In every state in America except Montana, workers are considered by default to be 'at will'. This means that they can quit their jobs whenever they want, without notice. It also means that their employers can fire them whenever they want, without cause or severance pay. Would you support or oppose a law in your state which would require employers to either provide severance pay to former employees or fire workers for cause?

travel
over 6 years ago