Issues

Where citizens vote

Open issues, live tallies, proposed issues gathering support. There is nothing to argue in — the only action here is voting.

Open polls, not research. These tallies count votes cast — they are not representative samples and are never presented as research findings.

Open issues

The US has switched between standard and daylight time every year since 1966. This vote is about the clocks, not politics.

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There are currently no term limits for the US House or Senate. Changing that would require a constitutional amendment.

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US federal elections are held on the first Tuesday after November 1. A holiday would give most workers the day off.

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Many libraries close on Sundays due to budget constraints. Sunday hours would need funding for staff and operations.

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Protected lanes separate cyclists from car traffic with barriers. They take road space and cost money to build.

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A four-day week usually means the same pay for fewer hours. Supporters cite rest and productivity; critics cite coverage gaps.

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A few countries now let employees disconnect outside work hours without penalty. This would be a new worker protection.

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More funding could mean more routes and more frequent service. It would come from taxes or shifting existing budgets.

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Sleep scientists say teens do better with later starts. Later starts complicate bus schedules and after-school activities.

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The great debate. No wrong answers, only strong opinions.

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Settle it once and for all. Choose wisely.

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Four contenders. One winner.

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