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POLL: Should Clark County increase surveillance or add security at all ballot drop box locations?

Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks if increased security measures at ballot drop boxes are necessary to boost voter confidence or if the cost is too high.

By Clark County Today · November 1, 2024

POLL: Should Clark County increase surveillance or add security at all ballot drop box locations? — Clark County Today’s weekly poll asks if increased security measures at ballot drop boxes are necessary to boost voter confidence or if the cost is too high.

Clark County Today's weekly poll asks if increased security measures at ballot drop boxes are necessary to boost voter confidence or if the cost is too high.

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In your view, how should Vancouver's Transportation System Plan prioritize different modes of transportation?

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