Monmouth University poll finds Americans are ready to accept COVID-19 as part of their lives
The Monmouth University poll says 70% of Americans agree COVID-19 is here to stay and it’s time to “get on with our lives,” with 28% of respondents who disagree.
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Feb 2, 2022, 3:41 AM
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58m agoA new
poll says most Americans are ready to live with coronavirus and move on.
The
Monmouth University poll says 70% of Americans agree COVID-19 is here to
stay and it’s time to “get on with our lives,” with 28% of respondents who
disagree.
Meanwhile,
34% say they still believe the U.S. will get the virus under control by the end
of the year, and 60% think it will take longer, or never happen.
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