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Update: Thursday, April 29 Navigating The First 100 Days Nationwide surveys of registered voters; Each wave represents approximately 1,000 interviews taken over the prior three-five days. Latest wave conducted April 22-April 26, 2021. For more info, visit navigatorresearch.org
Key Takeaways: • As a majority report being vaccinated, nearly three in four Americans approve of the country’s vaccine rollout, an increase of 33 points since Biden took office. • The highest share since the pandemic began now say the “worst is over.” • Minimal side effects from the vaccine and the increased potential for reopening as more people get vaccinated are the most compelling reasons to get vaccinated. Nationwide surveys of registered voters; Each wave represents approximately 1,000 interviews taken over the prior three-five days. Latest wave conducted April 22-April 26, 2021. For more info, visit navigatorresearch.org
Vast Increase in Vaccine Rollout Approval During Biden’s First
100 Days
With a majority of Americans now having personally been vaccinated, almost three in four approve of the vaccine
rollout – up 33 points since asked following Biden’s inauguration on February 1st.
Do you know anyone who has received the Do you approve or disapprove of how the vaccine
coronavirus vaccine? rollout in the United States has gone so far?
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Nationwide surveys of registered voters; Each wave represents approximately 1,000 interviews taken over the prior three-five days.
Latest wave conducted April 22-April 26, 2021. For more info, visit navigatorresearch.orgThe Highest Share in Over a Year of Tracking Say the “Worst Is
Over” in Pandemic
Optimism about the state of the pandemic is cross-partisan: 47% of Democrats, 48% of independents, and 66% of
Republicans say the “worst is over.”
When it comes to the coronavirus pandemic in the United States, do you personally think that…
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Nationwide surveys of registered voters; Each wave represents approximately 1,000 interviews taken over the prior three-five days.
Latest wave conducted April 22-April 26, 2021. For more info, visit navigatorresearch.orgMost Convincing Ways to Reach Vaccine Skeptics: Minimal Side
Effects and Low Post-Vaccine Infection Rates
On a separate question, while 51% of Americans report having personally been vaccinated, 19% say they are likely
to get vaccinated but have not yet gotten the jab, while 30% say they are “not sure” or “unlikely” to get it.
For each statement, please indicate whether you find it convincing as a reason to get vaccinated or not.
% Convincing
*Already
Convincing Not convincing/Don’t believe vaccinated *Likely *Unsure/Unlikely
So far, over 130 million American adults have gotten at least one dose
of the vaccine, with minimal side effects and zero deaths 74 43% very convincing 26 93 86 35
Getting vaccinated will allow us to reopen schools and businesses
faster, and make it easier and safer to see family and friends 73 43% very convincing 27 93 88 30
More vaccinations means fewer infections and a lower risk of new
variants that could make vaccines less effective
71 41% very convincing 29 91 81 33
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported recently that out of 66
million people fully vaccinated, only 1 in 11,000 people got infected 71 37% very convincing 29 91 79 34
with coronavirus after, and those who did had mild symptoms
Getting vaccinated is the best way to get our freedom back, so that we
no longer have to abide by government restrictions on our behavior
64 35% very convincing 36 83 80 23
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Nationwide survey of 989 registered voters conducted April 22-April 26, 2021.
For more info, visit navigatorresarch.org.Americans Remain Largely “Pro-Mask”
Nearly seven in ten continue to say they are “pro-mask,” including almost two in three independents and nearly half of
Republicans.
There are differing opinions on whether or not people should be wearing masks right now when they are in
public, but if you had to choose, would you say that you are generally pro-mask or anti-mask?*
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Pro-mask Not sure Anti-mask Pro-Mask Anti-Mask
Overall 69 8 23 73 21
Democrats 90 4 6 91 5
Independents 65 8 27 61 26
Republicans 47 11 42 55 37
Black 85 2 13 85 8
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White 64 8 28 70 24
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Nationwide surveys of registered voters; Each wave represents approximately 1,000 interviews taken over the prior three-five days.
Latest wave conducted April 22-April 26, 2021. For more info, visit navigatorresearch.orgPublic Continues to See Biden’s Policies Having a Positive
Impact on the Pandemic
Among independents, 52% say Biden’s policies have had a positive impact, as do 39% of Republicans.
Since taking office, have Joe Biden’s pandemic-related policies had a positive or negative impact on combating
the pandemic?
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Overall 35 31 12 22 66 65 64 63
Democrats 61 31 5 3 92 91 89 92
Independents 22 30 22 26 52 61 57 50
Republicans 8 31 18 43 39 37 37 33
Black 60 29 5 6 89 86 79 86
Hispanic 36 39 11 14 75 71 74 69
White 30 30 13 27 60 60 59 57
Asian 44 35 7 14 79 73 83 65
Nationwide surveys of registered voters; Each wave represents approximately 1,000 interviews taken over the prior three-five days.
Latest wave conducted April 22-April 26, 2021. For more info, visit navigatorresearch.orgAbout Navigator For Press inquiries contact:
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Working Families; Felicia Wong, Roosevelt Institute; Mike Podhorzer, AFL-CIO; Jesse Ferguson, progressive
strategist; Navin Nayak, Center for American Progress Action Fund; Stephanie Valencia, EquisLabs; and Melanie @NavigatorSurvey on Twitter
Newman, Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
About the Study
Global Strategy Group conducted public opinion surveys among a sample of 989 registered voters from April
22-April 26, 2021. 101 additional interviews were conducted among Hispanic voters. 104 additional interviews
were conducted among Asian American and Pacific Islander voters. 96 additional interviews were conducted
among African American voters. 98 additional interviews were conducted among independent voters. The
survey was conducted online, recruiting respondents from an opt-in online panel vendor. Respondents were
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