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A year after November 2018's general election in Sumter, are you still happy with who you voted for?

Voters stand in line at the Sumter Voter Registration Office on Monday, Nov. 5, 2018, the last day of in-person absentee voting in South Carolina.

Micah Green / The Sumter Item

Posted Monday, December 2, 2019 2:15 pm

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A year after November 2018's general election in Sumter, are you still happy with who you voted for?

Yes

No

Some yes, some no

I didn't vote in local elections

American households can now request a set of four free at-home COVID-19 tests to be delivered in the mail. Does your household plan to order a set?

Will you vote on a referendum to continue Sumter County's Penny for Progress initiative that increases sales tax by 1 cent to fund infrastructure, construction/renovation and community projects around the county if it's on the ballot in November?

Have you been tested for COVID-19 since Jan. 1?

Did you spend more or less on Christmas gifts than you did last year?

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A year after November 2018's general election in Sumter, are you still happy with who you voted for?

Yes

No

Some yes, some no

I didn't vote in local elections

American households can now request a set of four free at-home COVID-19 tests to be delivered in the mail. Does your household plan to order a set?

Will you vote on a referendum to continue Sumter County's Penny for Progress initiative that increases sales tax by 1 cent to fund infrastructure, construction/renovation and community projects around the county if it's on the ballot in November?

Have you been tested for COVID-19 since Jan. 1?

Did you spend more or less on Christmas gifts than you did last year?