Most Americans Want No Government Action on Delta Variant of CCP Virus: Poll
A new poll by Trafalgar in partnership with Convention of States Action shows that most Americans want no government action on the Delta variant of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, a highly infectious mutation that some health officials predict will soon become the dominant strain in the United States. The poll, released on Monday and […]
A new poll by Trafalgar in partnership with Convention of States Action shows that most Americans want no government action on the Delta variant of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, a highly infectious mutation that some health officials predict will soon become the dominant strain in the United States. The poll, released on Monday and based on a representative sample of 1101 likely general election voters, asked respondents about what they think the response should be as the Delta variant continues to spread in the country. A strong majority (63.0 percent) said that "government should take no action" and that, "with the widespread availability of the vaccines and treatments individuals can make personal decisions on how to respond." Respondents who identified as Republicans showed the greatest opposition to government action in response to the Delta variant, with 83.4 percent saying that government should stay on the sidelines. Democrat respondents, who ...
