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Coronavirus Pandemic          See also:  Health care  |  President Biden  |  President Trump

NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll. Aug. 26-31, 2021. N=1,241 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.8.

"Do you think employers should or should not require employees to get the coronavirus vaccine in order to return to work in person?"

8/26-31/21

"Due to coronavirus, do you support or oppose schools requiring students, teachers, and staff to wear masks?"

8/26-31/21

"Due to coronavirus, do you support or oppose a national mandate to require people to wear a mask in indoor public places?"

8/26-31/21

"Which comes closer to your view? Getting vaccinated against coronavirus is a personal choice. Getting vaccinated against coronavirus is part of everyone's responsibility to protect the health of others."

ALL

Registered voters

  Democrats

  Republicans

  Independents

NBC News Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). Aug. 14-17, 2021. N=1,000 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.1.

"Which of the following best describes your feelings about the coronavirus in the United States: the worst is behind us, the worst is yet to come, or the coronavirus is not that major of a problem?"

8/14-17/21

4/17-20/21

"Now that a vaccine for the coronavirus is available to all adults, which best describes what you will do? You will take the vaccine as soon as you can. You will wait until it has been available for a while to see if there are major problems or side effects. You will get the vaccine eventually, but only if you are required to do so. You will not take the vaccine. Or, have you already gotten the vaccine?"

Take as soon as can

Wait to see if major problems

Get only if required

Will not take

Have already gotten

Unsure

"In general, do you strongly favor, somewhat favor, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose requiring that everyone who is now eligible must get a COVID-19 vaccine?"

8/14-17/21

Quinnipiac University Poll. July 27-Aug. 2, 2021. N=1,290 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 2.7.

"Which comes closest to your situation: you are not planning to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, or you are planning to receive or have already received a COVID-19 vaccine?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Do you approve or disapprove of the way the CDC is handling mask guidelines?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Are you concerned about the strain of COVID-19 called the Delta variant, or not?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Do you support or oppose requiring health care workers to receive a COVID-19 vaccine?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Do you support or oppose requiring government employees to receive a COVID-19 vaccine?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Do you support or oppose universities requiring their students to receive a COVID-19 vaccine?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Do you support or oppose businesses requiring their employees to receive a COVID-19 vaccine?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"Do you support or oppose airlines requiring proof of a COVID-19 vaccination from their passengers?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"The CDC is recommending that both vaccinated and unvaccinated people living in areas with high rates of COVID-19 transmission wear masks indoors. Do you think this recommendation is a good idea or a bad idea?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

"The CDC is recommending that all public school students, staff, and teachers wear masks in school, regardless of vaccination status. Do you think this recommendation is a good idea or a bad idea?"

7/27 - 8/2/21

Monmouth University Poll. July 21-26, 2021. N=804 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.5.

"How concerned are you about someone in your family becoming seriously ill from the coronavirus outbreak: very concerned, somewhat concerned, not too concerned, or not at all concerned?"

7/21-26/21

1/21-24/21

11/12-16/20

9/3-8/20

8/6-10/20

6/26-30/20

5/28 - 6/1/20

4/30 - 5/4/20

4/3-7/20

3/18-22/20

"Please tell me if each of the following has done a good job or bad job dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. ..."

"President Biden"

7/21-26/21

1/21-24/21

"Your state's governor"

7/21-26/21

1/21-24/21

9/3-8/20

8/6-10/20

6/26-30/20

5/28 - 6/1/20

4/30 - 5/4/20

4/3-7/20

3/18-22/20

"Health agencies in the federal government"

7/21-26/21

1/21-24/21

8/6-10/20

5/28 - 6/1/20

4/30 - 5/4/20

4/3-7/20

3/18-22/20

"The American public"

7/21-26/21

1/21-24/21

9/3-8/20

8/6-10/20

6/26-30/20

5/28 - 6/1/20

4/30 - 5/4/20

4/3-7/20

3/18-22/20

"Would you say that federal health agencies, like the C.D.C., have been largely consistent in the messages they have been giving about Covid risks, or have they been giving mixed messages about Covid risks?"

7/21-26/21

"Have you received at least one dose of Covid vaccine, or not?" If have not: "Do you plan to get the Covid vaccine as soon as possible, will you continue to let other people get it first to see how it goes, or is it likely you will never get the vaccine if you can avoid it?"

7/21-26/21

"How concerned are you personally about catching one of the new variants of the Covid virus: very concerned, somewhat concerned, not too concerned, or not at all concerned?"

7/21-26/21

"How concerned are you about another surge happening if not enough people get vaccinated: very concerned, somewhat concerned, not too concerned, or not at all concerned?"

7/21-26/21

"Do you support or oppose instituting or reinstituting facemask and social distancing guidelines in your state at the current time?"

7/21-26/21

"The number of Covid cases has been rising in some parts of the country. How much of this rise is due to people not being willing to get a Covid vaccine: most of it, some of it, not much of it, or none of it?"

7/21-26/21

"And how much of this rise would have happened anyway regardless of how many people are vaccinated: most of it, some of it, not much of it, or none of it?"

7/21-26/21

Quinnipiac University Poll. Jan. 28-Feb. 1, 2021. N=1,075 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.

"Do you think that the coronavirus pandemic in the United States is a crisis, a problem but not a crisis, or not a problem at all?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"How often would you say you wear a mask when you go out in public where six feet of social distancing can't always be maintained: all the time, most of the time, sometimes, hardly ever, or never?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"Compared to a few months ago, are you wearing a mask when you go out in public more often, less often, or about as often?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"Are you willing to get a COVID-19 vaccine, or not?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"At this time, how confident are you in the federal government's ability to oversee the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines: very confident, somewhat confident, not so confident, or not confident at all?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"As you may know, President Biden has pledged that there will be enough vaccines for 300 million Americans by the end of the summer. Do you believe that President Biden will be able to do this, or don't you think so?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"How concerned are you that the new strains of COVID-19 will make the coronavirus pandemic in the United States worse: very concerned, somewhat concerned, not so concerned, or not concerned at all?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"Has the coronavirus pandemic caused any financial struggles for you or anyone in your immediate family, or not?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

"Is the coronavirus pandemic harming the mental health of you or someone in your family, or not?"

1/28 - 2/1/21

Monmouth University Poll. Jan. 21-24, 2021. N=809 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.5.

"Thinking about you personally, has the coronavirus outbreak had a major impact, minor impact, or no real impact on your own daily life?"

1/21-24/21

11/12-16/20

9/3-8/20

5/28 - 6/1/20

4/30 - 5/4/20

4/3-7/20

3/18-22/20

"Please tell me if each of the following has done a good job or bad job dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. ..."

"Former President Trump" 2020: "President Trump"

1/21-24/21

9/3-8/20

8/6-10/20

6/26-30/20

5/28 - 6/1/20

4/30 - 5/4/20

4/3-7/20

3/18-22/20

"How confident are you that Joe Biden can put the country on the road to recovery from the pandemic: very confident, somewhat confident, not too confident, or not at all confident?"

1/21-24/21

9/3-8/20

"When do you think the country will get the outbreak under control and be able to return to normal – in the next month or two, by the summer, before the end of the year, later than that, or never?"

1/21-24/21

"Thinking about the Covid vaccine, do you plan to get the vaccine as soon as you are allowed, will you let other people get it first to see how it goes, or is it likely you will never get the vaccine if you can avoid it?"

1/21-24/21