1. How should the Legislature solve the projected $1.2 billion state budget deficit?
Cut spending
Raise taxes and fees
A combination of both

2. In even numbered years, the state legislature typically approves legislation that borrows money to help fund construction projects across the state. Historic averages would put borrowing for these projects this year in the $800 million to $1 billion range. With Minnesota facing financial problems and serious unemployment, how much do you feel we should borrow this year?
More than $1 billion
Between $800 million and $1 billion
Less than $800 million

3. How important is building a new Vikings stadium?
Very important
Somewhat important
Not important

4. Currently, Native American tribes hold a monopoly on Vegas-style gambling (slot machines, table games) in Minnesota. Years ago, the State of Minnesota reached agreements with the tribes that allowed them to operate casinos on their land. In light of Minnesota’s economic woes, which answer best reflects how you feel about casino operations in Minnesota?
We should let the Native Americans keep their casino monopoly in Minnesota
We should try to renegotiate the casino agreements with the tribes, which could allow the state to receive additional revenue. If that doesn’t work, Minnesota should expand gambling venues
Minnesota should expand gambling venues and use profits to help fund state government

5. Were you at all affected after Governor Pawlenty reduced state spending last session?
Yes
No