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The coronavirus pandemic: One year later

About 1 in 5 Americans say they know someone who has died from COVID-19. Most Americans are at least somewhat worried about the virus, though concern is declining as the vaccines are distributed.

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Americans experiencing contrasting financial impacts of the pandemic

One year into the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic downturn, Americans continue to hold generally positive views of their personal financial situation, but some are experiencing serious and lasting financial impacts.

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President Biden’s honeymoon continues

The public is very positive about Biden’s handling of most pressing issues. Seven in 10 approve of his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, but his weakest issue is the economy.

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COVID-19

Safety concerns remain main driver of vaccine hesitancy

Sixty percent of those who are not certain about getting vaccinated cite safety concerns.

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Many value democratic principles, but few think democracy is working well these days

Few believe democracy is working these days, although a large majority agree democratic principles are important to the country’s identity. Most agree President Biden respects the country’s democratic institutions and traditions.

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