Most Americans are no longer worried about ‘surviving’ China’s coronavirus, YouGov reported.economist I saw the review posted this week.
“How concerned are you personally about exposure to COVID-19, given your risk of infection and the severity of the disease?” Survey Question.
Overall, the majority of Americans, 57 percent, said they weren’t too worried about contracting the virus, and 27 percent among them said they were “not worried.” By comparison, 43% were at least slightly worried, but only 15% among them were “very worried”.
The survey also asked respondents to indicate how often they wore masks outside the home in the past week. More than a third, 39 percent, say they never wear a mask, followed by 25 percent saying they do “once”, 19 percent saying “always”, and 16 percent. “Most of the time,” she said. time. “
Also, the majority of Americans, 53 percent, “believe that the worst of the epidemic is over and only 15 percent believe it will ‘get worse’.”
The survey of 1,500 US adults, conducted May 8-10, 2022, came as Americans turned their attention to economic issues that continued to worry Biden during his presidency. Even as baffled Democrats try to focus the narrative on a possible collapse, rampant inflation, rising gas prices, and food shortages still dominate the minds of Americans. Rowe vs. Wade. However, this tactic may not hold true, as Americans still say they’re more worried about inflation than “abortion rights”:
What are ALL voters’ “Very Concerned” questions?
Inflation – 60%
Crime – 51%
Illegal immigration – 47%
Right to abortion – 42%
Climate change – 32%
COVID – 22% https://t.co/Vl1vtmO1vX#inflation#abortion rights pic.twitter.com/zP3u6Y41Ro– Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) 12 May 2022
Source: Breitbart
