1 in 5 voters reject vaccine

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The survey, released Sunday, shows that while 7 in 10 voters have either already received a vaccine (58 percent) or plan to (13 percent), more than 1 in 5 aren’t scheduling their novel coronavirus inoculation (22 percent).

When asked why they don’t plan to get a shot, the most frequently cited concerns were that development was rushed and a desire for more data (28 percent). Skepticism about the vaccine working (16 percent) came in second followed by indifference about coronavirus (10 percent), and worry about side effects and distrust of the government (9 percent each)…………………..

Source: Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/health/fox-news-poll-coronavirus-vaccine-concerns
 

mellowyellow said:
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The survey, released Sunday, shows that while 7 in 10 voters have either already received a vaccine (58 percent) or plan to (13 percent), more than 1 in 5 aren’t scheduling their novel coronavirus inoculation (22 percent).

When asked why they don’t plan to get a shot, the most frequently cited concerns were that development was rushed and a desire for more data (28 percent). Skepticism about the vaccine working (16 percent) came in second followed by indifference about coronavirus (10 percent), and worry about side effects and distrust of the government (9 percent each)…………………..

Source: Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/health/fox-news-poll-coronavirus-vaccine-concerns
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According to an Australian National University study undertaken earlier this year, more than one-in-five Australians (21.7 per cent) said in January 2021 that they probably or definitely will not get a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine once health officials notify the public that one is available.

I'm wondering how this reluctance for the jab will play out, the government is frustrated but they can't force the jab on everyone.
 
mellowyellow said:
According to an Australian National University study undertaken earlier this year, more than one-in-five Australians (21.7 per cent) said in January 2021 that they probably or definitely will not get a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine once health officials notify the public that one is available.

I'm wondering how this reluctance for the jab will play out, the government is frustrated but they can't force the jab on everyone.
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It should never be forced on anyone..........we all have a choice ......
God knows what they are pumping into everyone ......!”!
 
It will likely take Years before any Long Term effects of this virus, and the vaccines, are fully known. In the interim, millions have been infected, and hundreds of thousands have died, globally, and there really isn't any end in sight. Any "lull" in the infection rate seems to occur in areas where the majority are taking the recommended steps to avoid infection...including getting vaccinated....whereas crowded areas where people cannot/will not follow the guidelines continue to see the numbers rising.
 
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