Nearly a quarter of those vaccinated oppose COVID-19 and a third agree with a medical expert’s condemnation that the vaccine is deadly.
Rasmussen Reports’ most recent national telephone and online survey shows that 24% of U. S. adults who have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine are vaccinated against the virus. Sixty-nine percent (69%) of the other vaccinated people do not. he. (To view the text of the survey questions, click here. )
In January 2023, cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough said, “The vaccine is killing people, and it’s killing a lot of people. “Thirty-three percent (33 percent) of U. S. adults agree with this statement, with 16 percent strongly agreeing. 57% (57%) disagreed and 39% strongly disagreed. Another 11% are not safe.
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The survey of 1232 U. S. adults conducted June 10-12, 2024, through Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is /- 3 percentages with a confidence level of 95%. Fieldwork for all Rasmussen Reports surveys is done through Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. . See methodology.
Seventeen percent (17 percent) have a lot of confidence in the medical and pharmaceutical industries, 37 percent say they have some confidence, 25 percent have a lot of confidence, and 18 percent have no confidence in the medical and pharmaceutical industries at all. .
Twenty-five percent (25%) of U. S. adults report never having received the COVID-19 vaccine, while 14 percent have received one dose, 20 percent have received more than one vaccine, and 38 percent have received the vaccine plus one or more booster shots. .
The survey found a correlation between the number of vaccine doses other people reported receiving and the degree of acceptance of their position in the medical and pharmaceutical industries. Of those who won the COVID-19 vaccine and boosters, 80% gained at least some confidence in the medical and pharmaceutical industries, a figure that only considers 41% of those who have received only one dose of vaccine, and only 30% of those who have received the vaccine. No vaccine at all.
Similarly, among those who won only one COVID-19 vaccine, 43% did, while only 10% of those who won the vaccine and boosters have s.
Sixty-four percent (64%) of those who have never been vaccinated against COVID-19 and 38 percent of those who have received only one dose of the vaccine agree with at least Dr. McCullough’s statement, “The vaccine kills people. “, and kills a gigantic number of people. However, this view is shared by only 10% of those who have won the vaccine and boosters.
There are also political differences in attitudes toward the COVID-19 vaccine. Forty percent (40%) of Republicans, but only 11% of Democrats and 25% of those not affiliated with either primary party, say they have never taken the vaccine. More than a portion (53%) of Democrats say they have won the vaccine and boosters, compared to 21% of Republicans and 38% of the unaffiliated.
Among those who have won at least one vaccine dose, more Republicans (39%) than Democrats (14%) or unaffiliated (26%) are getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
Democrats (70%) are more likely than Republicans (38%) or unaffiliated (52%) to have at least some confidence in the medical and pharmaceutical industries.
Republicans (53%) are more likely than Democrats (18%) or unaffiliated (29%) to agree with at least Dr. McCullough’s statement: “The vaccine is killing people, and it’s killing a lot of people. “
Older Americans are more likely to have received the COVID-19 vaccine. Only 8 percent (8%) of people 65 and older have not received the vaccine, compared to 21 percent of Americans ages 40 to 64 and older and 37 percent of younger adults. 40. A majority (54%) of Americans 65 and older have received the vaccine. In addition to boosters, up to 45% of people between 40 and 64 years of age and only 22% of adults under 40 years of age. Men under 40 are more likely to agree with Dr. McCullough that the COVID-19 vaccine “kills a lot of other people. “
Sixty-nine percent (69 percent) of whites, 76 percent of blacks, 77 percent of Hispanics, and 81 percent of other minorities have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Hispanics are probably the highest to admit that the vaccine “kills a lot of people. “
Most Americans with an annual income source of more than $100,000 have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine and boosters, compared to less than a third of those with an income source of less than $100,000. While 42% of Americans earning between $30,000 and $50,000 at least agree with Dr. McCullough that the COVID-19 vaccine “kills a lot of people,” this view is shared by only 16% of those earning more than $200,000 a year.
By a margin of 30 points, more Americans say their personal finances have deteriorated rather than deteriorated, and less than a third expect their situation to repeat itself in the coming months.
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The survey of 1223 U. S. adults conducted on June 13, 16, and 17, 2024 through Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is /- 3 percentages with a confidence level of 95%. Fieldwork for all Rasmussen Reports surveys is conducted through Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. View methodology.
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