SPOKANE, Wash.—With Washington’s fifth district election getting closer, KREM 2 wanted to reach out and ask viewers what issues they wanted candidates to address.
KREM 2 ran a poll Monday morning to track what issues people thought were the most important.
The numbers come from 274 total interactions and 75 final responses from the KREM 2 Morning News vote.
Health care came out on top winning 33 percent of the vote. Education came in second with 31 percent of the vote.
Trade received 12 percent of the votes, Hanford 16 percent, and marijuana and drug reform was at the bottom with eight percent.
If the topic you want to be discussed did not come up, feel free to Tweet or Facebook KREM 2 or Rob Harris.