Do you think that the COVID‑19 public health emergency declaration's scheduled expiration date of May 11 is coming too soon or too late?

Conducted

May 9, 2023

8596 US adults surveyed

Conducted May 9, 2023

YouGov surveyed 8596 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Too soon

21%

At about the right time

41%

Too late

23%

Not sure

15%

Do you think that the COVID‑19 public health emergency declaration's scheduled expiration date of May 11 is coming too soon or too late?

Conducted May 9, 2023

YouGov surveyed 8596 US adults

Too soon

21%

At about the right time

41%

Too late

23%

Not sure

15%

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