41% of Americans say “Vaccine Passport” is a bad idea
Nickie Louise
Posted On April 5, 2021
Last week, we wrote about the controversial vaccine passport after the Biden administration announced it’s working with private tech companies to develop a COVID-19 vaccine passport system for Americans to prove they’ve been vaccinated.
Now, a new poll released over the Easter period found that 44% of Americans said that a government-run system requiring proof of vaccination is a “good idea.” Forty-one percent (41%) say it’s a bad idea, and 15% are not sure.
According to a poll of national telephone and online survey conducted by Rasmussen Reports, “62% of those who say they’ve gotten the COVID-19 vaccine to believe it’s a good idea to require proof of vaccination.”
62% of those who say they’ve gotten the COVID-19 vaccine believe it’s a good idea to require proof of vaccination . . .https://t.co/0cjktcBduj pic.twitter.com/rta3BPRNxA
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) April 1, 2021
When asked: “Is requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination to return to pre-pandemic activities a good idea or a bad idea?” 40% of Whites, 50% of Blacks, and 42% of other Non-Whites, and 41% of all respondents said it is a bad idea respectively.
"Is requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination to return to pre-pandemic activities a good idea or a bad idea?"
1000 National Likely Voters – A Bad Idea
White- 40%
Black – 50%
Other Non-White – 42%
All Voters – 41% https://t.co/3InQfIfCNI— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) April 1, 2021
