Since releasing the aforementioned poll, Gallup has provided reasons for the shift in public perception. One factor is the nationwide distribution of coronavirus vaccines; another factor includes an overall reduction in concerns about catching the virus altogether.
Aside from COVID-19, individuals surveyed by Gallup cited the government, the economy, race relations, and immigration as pressing issues in the United States. Each of these hot button issues has various political undertones and remains heavily debated to this day.
Life after COVID-19 in the United States
The cornoavirus vaccine is turning out to be very impactful as Americans work to reach life after COVID-19.
For instance, some businesses and universities are mandating that their staffers, workers, and attendees take the vaccine; however, other faciltiies are steering clear of this course of action.
Secondly, debates about coronavirus vaccine passports are still very much a factor. Left-wing Americans overwhelmingly believe that life after COVID-19 should include vaccine passports. Meanwhile, conservatives and right-wingers are strongly against the privacy violations, potential for a social credit system, and other problems vaccine passports would engender.
