The Latest: Survey Indicates Attitude Shift In Getting Vaccine; Bills Propose Lowering Voting Age : vimarsana.com

The Latest: Survey Indicates Attitude Shift In Getting Vaccine; Bills Propose Lowering Voting Age



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A recent statewide survey found 91% of participants plan to get the COVID-19 vaccine. State officials say it's a strong indication that attitudes about the vaccine are rapidly shifting since vaccinations began in mid-December.
The survey was commissioned by the state Department of Health. According to its results, 55% plan to get vaccinated as soon as they are eligible, while 36% say will wait before receiving their vaccination. 
Previous survey conducted by the DOH and University of Hawaii before the vaccinations were being administered showed about 50% of residents would accept the COVID-19 vaccine. The other half indicated they did not plan to get vaccinated or were still undecided.

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