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Just releasing our second report on policy preferences re COVID-19. National level this time, next week we will have state level numbers.
w @Ognyanova @matthewabaum @dellavolpe @royperlis @MauSantillana Jamie Druckman @hanyuchwe Alexi Quintana
http://COVIDstates.org 1/N
w @Ognyanova @matthewabaum @dellavolpe @royperlis @MauSantillana Jamie Druckman @hanyuchwe Alexi Quintana
http://COVIDstates.org 1/N
Some interesting findings:
1) Large, bipartisan, majorities still reluctant about reopening now; but there is a widening partisan divide on this. 2/N
1) Large, bipartisan, majorities still reluctant about reopening now; but there is a widening partisan divide on this. 2/N
2) Even as states begin to reopen, most (58%) of Americans say they will stick to staying home.
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3) COVID-approval for the President and Governors is drifting downwards-- 3 points for the President, and 6 points for Governors (on average). 4/N
4) HUGE differences wrt to income/education in terms of economic impact
Lower income/education much more likely to be laid off, and if working, to not be working at home.
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Lower income/education much more likely to be laid off, and if working, to not be working at home.
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5) Big differences in health-related concerns. Non-white Americans much more concerned about getting sick, and about having access to healthcare. 6/N
6) Compliance with COVID-related behaviors has relaxed across a series of behaviors; but with one major exception: more people are wearing face masks. 7/N
7) Here too there are partisan divides, but solid majorities adhering to recommended behaviors among both parties.
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8) Trust in scientists/health care provides remains very high. Political figures far less so...
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9) A large majority supports making it easier to vote by mail, including a plurality of Republicans.
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10/fin
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