Earlier this week, we asked readers “Has COVID-19 Changed Your Plans for Thanksgiving This Year?” A total of 169 votes were submitted and the results are now in! The majority of respondents said that COVID-19 has not impacted their Thanksgiving and that it would be “the same as in the past,”
The following recipes are from the volumes of cookbooks of the beloved “Mrs. S.”
The following recipes are from the volumes of cookbooks of the beloved “Mrs. S.”
This stuffing recipe is relatively new. I found it online when we hosted Thanksgiving for the first time. Not only is it delicious, using the crock pot frees up precious oven space.
The following sweet potato recipe is a constant presence at holiday meals in my family. I got it from my mom, who got it from her older sister. It is one of my favorites and always gets compliments when I bring it over to friends’ — or they visit for the holidays.
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Last week, we asked our readers “Do you think there was widespread voter fraud in the 2020 Election?” The results are now in after 1,506 respondents gave their thoughts on this important issue. A resounding 95.62 percent (1,440 readers) feel that “yes,” voter fraud was a part of the election.
Our Latest Poll: Do you think there was widespread voter fraud in the 2020 Election??
Last week, we asked readers “How did you (or do you) plan to cast your ballot?” prior to the election. A total of 1,887 readers contributed to the poll, and the results are now in.Over half of the respondents said they were voting in person. The most selected choice was by those who had voted “in person early” with 42.87 percent (809 readers) of the vote.
Much like 2016, the 2020 election is expected to be a close contest. We might not even have a clear winner on Election Day. Which makes these final days of the campaign all the more important, as President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden make their final rounds across the country. Naturally, both candidates are focusing primarily on many of the same states as time to campaign runs out. But why visit states such Florida and Pennsylvania repeatedly?