Partisan differences swamp geographic differences on attitudes about the coronavirus outbreak | Pew Research Center

August 6, 2020

1. Public assessments of the U.S. coronavirus outbreak

Partisan differences swamp geographic differences on attitudes about the coronavirus outbreak

Partisan differences swamp geographic differences on attitudes about the coronavirus outbreak

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1. Public assessments of the U.S. coronavirus outbreak
Most Americans cite insufficient social distancing as a major reason COVID-19 outbreak has continued
Majorities of both partisan coalitions say ‘not enough’ social distancing a major reason outbreak continues
Roughly two-thirds of conservative Republicans say more testing is primary reason for rise in coronavirus cases
Majority of Americans concerned states have been lifting restrictions on public activity too quickly
PP_202Most say path to economic recovery is through reduction in coronavirus infections
Americans say U.S. handling of COVID-19 has trailed other wealthy nations
Partisan differences swamp geographic differences on attitudes about the coronavirus outbreak
Americans say U.S. handling of COVID-19 has trailed other wealthy nations