Surveys – Less than 2 in 5 Kiwis would get vaccinated against covid-19 as soon as possible

Source: Opinion Compare
Following the recent re-emergence of COVID-19 in the Auckland community and as New Zealand prepares to commence rollout of a vaccine, there’s a segment of the Kiwi population vehemently opposed to being vaccinated. Opinion Compare, a leading market research agency and part of NZ Compare, asked a representative sample of n=500 Kiwi adults 18+ ” 
Once a vaccine for Covid-19 becomes available in New Zealand, how long would you wait before taking it?”
I’d get vaccinated as soon as possible:         38%
I’d get vaccinated but wouldn’t do it immediately:         46%
I’d never get vaccinated:         16%
While there’s demographic differences in stated vaccination adoption – those more likely to put their hands up to be vaccinated are male, 55+ and living in the South Island – it’s their views on the past 12 months and 2021 outlook that sees the most differences.

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