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Should Springfield mayors have four-year terms?

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Are your health insurance costs going up in 2024?

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Do you plan to make a charitable donation by year's end?

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What's your holiday spending budget?

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Do you plan to regularly visit Buc-ee’s after it opens in December?

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Do you drive an electric vehicle?

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Did your company's profits grow in the third quarter?

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Locally, only 53% of women in tech see themselves remaining in that field for their entire careers. Do you see yourself remaining in your current field for your entire career?

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How often do you attend local arts events?

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Are you still paying off student loans?

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When's the last time you paid for parking in Springfield?

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Would you collaborate with your neighbors on home improvement efforts through Restore SGF?

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Would you utilize a passenger rail line between Springfield and Kansas City?

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Do you support a proposed U.S. Department of Labor rule to raise the annual compensation threshold for requiring overtime pay to $55,000 from $35,000?

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Should Missouri State University hire externally or promote from within for its next president?

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Do local boards and commissions adequately represent the area's population in terms of race and gender?

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Do you think the U.S. will avoid a recession this year?

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Do you think former President Donald Trump will ultimately serve a prison sentence?

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Have you or do you plan to fly out of the Springfield-Branson National Airport this year?

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How long could your business function with the cash you have on hand?

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