Mini Poll Archive: 2012

Do you deserve a toy or a lump of coal this year?

Who or what is your pick for St. Louis's top newsmaker in 2012?

See if you agree with Mayor Slay's choice in the annual holiday card contest.

How will you mark Friday's start of the holiday retail season?

How thankful are you this year, and how will you spend your turkey day?

From self-service at the pump to self-service medical screenings, what's your appetite for doing it yourself?

MayorSlay.com has few questions for all you Mummies and Deadies.

Weigh in on the friendly wagers over playoffs and Big Games that mayors and governors often make.

Is it a polished delivery, an important subject, and a worthy occasion? Just what makes a great speech great?

What do you think about football, the hometown team, the Edward Jones Dome, and a new stadium?

Share your views on veep picks Joe Biden, Paul Ryan and some alternatives.

With the City's finances strained and revenues flat, what conditions might trigger your opposition to a project that could generate $1,000,000 in new revenue?

On the heels of the announcement of Apple's iPhone5, help us dial in on your smartphone feelings.

What are your feelings about St. Louis's closest neighbors and how we might be able to work with them?

How do you feel about "snitching" and law enforcement's efforts to to break through walls of silence?

With Rep. Todd Akin making national news, what are your opinions about Akin and his opponent Sen. Claire McCaskill?

How would you sell the City to visitors and convention planners?

Share your thoughts in our annual questionnaire about municipal services.

How do you feel about Missouri's Public Prayer Amendment, about prayer in general?

What do you regard as bad — and acceptable — neighborhood practices?

String together your thoughts on classical music and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.

What elements, exactly, constitute a St. Louis style?

How short is your fuse when it comes to fireworks?

Using our bellwether status to predict whether or not the country's heartland is beginning to quicken its beat.

Imagine yourself a prospective visitor to St. Louis, what would you see?

With NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposed ban on large sugary drinks in mind, where do you stand on mega-sodas and public health?

Polls proliferate in presidential years. Your opinion counts in this one.

What are your plans this summer?

What sentiments are stuck on your bumper?

With tensions over income inequality on the rise, what are your attitudes toward wealth?

With Mother's Day fast approaching, help us learn more about our region's bonds to our mothers.

We dare you to find a public policy anywhere in this survey of your St. Louisness.

What are your thoughts on domestic violence and the Federal Violence Against Women Act?

St. Louis has one of the top-rated public library systems in the country. What do you think?

With battles on the issue erupting nationally and in Missouri, where do you stand on proposed changes to contraception coverage?

What do baseball and Opening Day mean to you?

What's behind the bump at the pump, and how is it driving the choices you're making?

Do you use the City's free text (and email) emergency alert service?

Could you live in a home that's 400 square feet? How about 200? Or less?

Which potential honorees do you personally think belong in the Hall of Famous Missourians?

Who do you favor in one of the most closely watched races this year?

Take an appraising look at the City's official complaint window.

Do you have trust issues?

How do you feel about Valentine's Day?

With Missouri Republicans holding a political "beauty contest" on Tuesday, we probe your brain about actual beauty contests.

This week's poll presents ideas that constituents and advocates have urged Mayor Slay and alderman to support.

Consider these new laws passed in states around the country, and decide whether Missouri should adopt them too.

How engaged are you with the 2012 Presidential campaign?

Do you favor the death penalty? Do you believe death sentences are fairly applied in the U.S.?