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Increasing Public Criticism, Confusion Over COVID-19 Response in U.S.
Republicans more comfortable than Democrats eating in a restaurant, attending indoor events
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- Increasing Public Criticism, Confusion Over COVID-19 Response in U.S.
- Declining ratings for response to coronavirus outbreak by public health and elected officials
- Among fully vaccinated adults, two-thirds say they have recently received a COVID-19 booster shot
- Persistent differences in COVID-19 vaccination rates by partisan affiliation, religion
- Among those eligible, larger shares of Democrats than Republicans have received COVID-19 booster
- 64% of vaccinated adults say they would be willing to get a COVID-19 booster about every six months
- Declining ratings for public officials’ response to the coronavirus outbreak
- Drop in Republicans’ ratings of public health officials’ response to COVID-19
- Republicans far more critical of public health officials’ response to COVID-19 than Democrats
- Majority of Americans say they’ve felt confused about changing public health recommendations
- Republicans and Democrats express differing reactions to changes in public health guidance
- Americans increasingly comfortable visiting with friends, grocery shopping, going to hair salon
- Those who have not received a COVID-19 vaccine more likely than vaccinated adults to feel comfortable with attending indoor events
- Republicans more comfortable than Democrats eating in a restaurant, attending indoor events
- Majority of Americans support vaccine requirement for air travel
- Democrats more likely than Republicans to support COVID-19 vaccine requirements
- Among Republicans, views on vaccination requirements differ by vaccination status