45.45%	Yes
54.54%	No

Comment: I don't think it should go to a certain group of children. Children in school are in close quarters too. from baltimore md by kenneth

Comment: that's very unselfish,usually no cares about the homeless,thy probaby would'nt have gotten the vaccine any other way, from reisterstown,md by nat

Comment: When one thinks of Baltimore area this giving the first batch of H1N1 to the homless is normal. I can see why people are leaving the state. from Chestertown,Md by Bill

Comment: There are many of us who have the opportunity to receive medical care if we become infected with H1N1 but the homeless cannot and could potentially infect many people. from Windsor Mill, MD by Michelle

Comment: The schools and pedatricians should be the first ones to be getting the first batch. We need to keep our kids safe, esp since it seems that the kids are the ones who get sick the most and easiest from Westminster,MD by Gretchen

Comment: First doses, since limited quantities are obviously going to be available, should definitely be provided to first level health care workers!! DUHHHH Are we being stupid here??? from Belcamp, MD by Mary

Comment: It is too often that law abiding tax paying citizens have to take the back seat to things that we help fund. from Baltimore by Avril

Comment: The first priority should always be the health care workers, ie doctors & nurses. Even the support staff in a hospital should be a higher priority. The vaccine is not a guarantee. We need doctors and nurses to care for those who are afflicted. I would love to know how this decision was made! from White Hall, MD by Janet

Comment: Why not. They are usually the last to get anything, so let make it easy this time. from catonsville by Dan

Comment: Though I understand where the concern for our homeless comes from regarding the H1N1 I think Baltimore County's number one concern should be children and those who work with children.

Comment: I agree with the decision because the homeless need to be protected as well as those who have homes. There should be no rejection of this despite where you live or don't live. from Baltimore, Maryland by Rodney

Comment: They have to test the vaccine on somebody don't they? from Belcamp by Michael

Comment: Whatever happened to equality for all? Let everyone wait the same. from Pasadena, Md. by Tony

Comment: I also don't think they should be giving the H1N1 in mist form, to those in the medical field. People with chronic health/immune disorders are then put at risk when they go to see their doctors, etc. I can't let my children get the mist version of either the flu or H1N1 because I have a compromised immune. If anything, give them the real stuff...they are there to help us... from Abingdon by Ali