• Yes--and I'm against them. They distort the market.
  18%
• Yes--but I don't care. I want my tax deduction.
  8%
• No--The tax breaks are essential to promote homeownership.
  46%
• No--In fact there should be more!
  26%

Closed

Total Votes: 719

• Absolutely! I won't live where there isn't bus or rail service.
  56%
• Yes, but other neighborhood features are more important.
  27%
• Not much. I prefer to drive my own car.
  9%
• Not at all!
  7%

Closed

Total Votes: 339

• Owner. Eventually he can have a paid-off asset.
  33%
• Renter. No debt, no commitment, no worries.
  66%

Closed

Total Votes: 178

• Not long. Inflation is coming back.
  17%
• Through the rest of the year.
  34%
• Well into next year.
  11%
• Rates will go even lower than they are now.
  35%

Closed

Total Votes: 418

• Vinyl. It's affordable and comes in lots of colors.
  12%
• Old-school linoleum. It's affordable, tough and good looking.
  9%
• Cork. It's comfortable, attractive and a renewable resource.
  4%
• Ceramic tile. It's clean, durable and attractive.
  35%
• Wood. It's warm, resilient and matches the rest of the house.
  38%

Closed

Total Votes: 155

• No. The rules were clear from the start.
  15%
• Yes. The rush of deals is causing delays, and it's not the buyers' fault they can't close in time.
  84%

Closed

Total Votes: 723

• Microwave. Other appliances do the same thing.
  28%
• Dishwasher. I practically wash the dishes before I put them in, anyway.
  43%
• Air conditioner. I prefer open windows, maybe a fan.
  7%
• Range. Who cooks?
  4%
• Clothes dryer. It's greener to use a clothesline.
  15%

Closed

Total Votes: 146

• Of course. I fly the flag every day.
  26%
• Yes, all weekend.
  20%
• On Memorial Day itself.
  9%
• No, I don't have anywhere to put a flag.
  25%
• No, I prefer not to.
  18%

Closed

Total Votes: 105

• With rage! It's about time they cut the bloat!
  25%
• With firm opposition. Don't they know people are struggling with their own budgets?
  32%
• With resignation. Local government is just making up for revenue lost from lower assessments.
  26%
• With approval. I'd rather they raise rates than lay off teachers and cut services.
  15%

Closed

Total Votes: 213