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

Last updated Mar 29, 2018

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A “free-range parenting” law in Utah will allow children who are otherwise well-cared for to participate in “independent activities” such as walking to school or staying home alone without their parents being considered neglectful. Do you agree or disagree with a law like this?

A “free-range parenting” law in Utah will allow children who are otherwise well-cared for to participate in “independent activities” such as walking to school or staying home alone without their parents being considered neglectful. Do you agree or disagree with a law like this?

travel
about 4 years ago

Surveys

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

Last updated Mar 29, 2018

A “free-range parenting” law in Utah will allow children who are otherwise well-cared for to participate in “independent activities” such as walking to school or staying home alone without their parents being considered neglectful. Do you agree or disagree with a law like this?

A “free-range parenting” law in Utah will allow children who are otherwise well-cared for to participate in “independent activities” such as walking to school or staying home alone without their parents being considered neglectful. Do you agree or disagree with a law like this?

travel
about 4 years ago
Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) recently argued that US House and Senate lawmakers should receive a monthly subsidy of $2,500 to help pay for housing in Washington, DC. “You shouldn't have to be among the wealthiest of Americans to serve properly in Congress,” said Chaffetz. Do you agree or disagree that members of Congress should get a $2,500/month housing stipend?

Representative Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) recently argued that US House and Senate lawmakers should receive a monthly subsidy of $2,500 to help pay for housing in Washington, DC. “You shouldn't have to be among the wealthiest of Americans to serve properly in Congress,” said Chaffetz. Do you agree or disagree that members of Congress should get a $2,500/month housing stipend?

politics
almost 5 years ago