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Poll: Many Americans blame virus crisis on US government

By Matthew Lee | The Associated Press October 5, 2020 WASHINGTON (AP) — More Americans blame the U.S. government instead of foreign nations for the coronavirus crisis in the United States, a rebuke to the Trump administration’s contention that China or other countries are most at fault, a new poll shows. The poll by The…

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Many remain doubtful about getting COVID-19 vaccine

Few have much confidence in the safety of a COVID vaccine or about whether its distribution will be equitable.

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Majority of Virginia voters plan to cast their ballot before Election Day

More than four times as many registered Virginia voters plan on casting a ballot before Election Day compared to prior elections.

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More Americans blame U.S. government than other countries or WHO for the coronavirus crisis

A majority of Americans want the country to take a major role in developing a vaccine, but Democrats and Republicans are divided about sharing the vaccine globally.

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Expectations for a COVID-19 Vaccine

Most Americans expect a vaccine against COVID-19 to be available by some point in 2021, but only half say they will get vaccinated and many are unsure, according to the AP-NORC survey conducted in May 2020.

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Poll: Many Americans blame virus crisis on US government

Many remain doubtful about getting COVID-19 vaccine

Majority of Virginia voters plan to cast their ballot before Election Day

More Americans blame U.S. government than other countries or WHO for the coronavirus crisis

Expectations for a COVID-19 Vaccine