Thinking about COVID-19 vaccines, which do you think should be more of a priority for the United States?

Conducted

August 16, 2021

22296 US adults surveyed

Thinking about COVID‑19 vaccines, which do you think should be more of a priority for the United States?

Conducted August 16, 2021

YouGov surveyed 22296 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Giving booster shots to those living in the U.S. who qualify for them

45%

Distributing vaccines to other nations with less access

30%

Don't know

25%

Thinking about COVID‑19 vaccines, which do you think should be more of a priority for the United States?

Conducted August 16, 2021

YouGov surveyed 22296 US adults

Giving booster shots to those living in the U.S. who qualify for them

45%

Distributing vaccines to other nations with less access

30%

Don't know

25%

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