Read the full report: NewsNation’s survey about COVID-19
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NewsNation Staff, Decision Desk HQ
https://www.newsnationnow.com/health/cor...about-covid-19/
Posted: JAN 13, 2022 / 04:37 AM CST | Updated: JAN 13, 2022 / 10:04 AM CST


Below are the full results of a Jan. 10 NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ survey commissioned through Decision Desk HQ. The survey looked at American attitudes toward COVID-19 and the government’s handling of the pandemic.

The NewsNation/Decision Desk HQ survey asked 1,013 registered voters across the country about their thoughts on the pandemic, President Joe Biden’s response and other related questions. The poll was performed using an online voter panel. Margins of error vary per question because the number of people who answered each question is different (click here to learn more about why margin of error matters).

Five takeaways from NewsNation’s COVID-19 survey
Read the full results for yourself below.

Question 1: Thinking about issues facing the country today, how concerned are you about the COVID-19 pandemic? (margin of error: 3%)

Not at all concerned: 6.9%
Not too concerned: 13.2%
Somewhat concerned: 34.2%
Very concerned: 45.6%

Question 2: Overall, how do you feel about current restrictions around COVID-19? (margin of error: 3%)

About right: 28.3%
Not strict enough: 43.7%
Too strict: 27.9%

Question 3: Given recent developments with the omicron variant of the virus, how concerned are you about future variants? (margin of error: 3%)

Not at all concerned: 7.8%
Not too concerned: 13.2%
Somewhat concerned: 36.1%
Very concerned: 42.7%

Question 4: Do you know a family member or close friend who has been hospitalized or died from COVID-19? (margin of error: 3.1%)

No: 51.2%
Prefer not to say: 0.7%
Yes: 48%

Question 5: How often do you wear masks when outside your home? (margin of error: 3%)

Always: 45.6%
Most of the time: 21.3%
Never: 11.3%
Some of the time: 21.6%

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Question 6: Have you received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine? (margin of error: 2.7%)

No: 26.1%
Yes: 73.9%-- excerpt, rest at link above --