There’s more acceptance among Americans that the pandemic is probably here to stay in some form. More, via FiveThirtyEight:
What Americans want regarding COVID-19 is all over the place. And there’s only so much the polls can tell you. For instance, they can’t listpublic health response to COVID-19, much less every combination of responses. But polls show that support is shifting more toward individual precautions than toward COVID-19 protections mandated for society at large.
that it was time to lift indoor mask mandates. But the Monmouth poll found that 52 percent supported statewide mask and social-distancing guidelines, though this figure is down from 55 percent in December and from 63 percent in September. Likewise, according to Axios/Ipsos, support for local and statewide mask mandates in all public places
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