Covid

Majority Says Worst of the Pandemic Is Behind Us

YouGov and The Economist ran a survey to find out how U.S. adults are feeling about the Coronavirus pandemic right now. They found that where 68 percent of respondents thought that the peak of the pandemic is behind us, 10 percent thought that we are still currently experiencing the height of it, versus 7 percent who thought the worst was yet to come.

Looking along party divides, Republicans were slightly more likely to say that the worst of the pandemic has passed (76 percent) and very few thought it would likely get worse (2 percent), compared to slightly more caution from the Democrats (66 percent said the worst is behind, 9 percent said its peak still lies ahead) and Independents (62 percent said the worst is behind, 8 percent said ahead).

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This chart shows the share of U.S. adults that think the worst of the Coronavirus pandemic is behind us or not.

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Percentage of New York State adults who believed the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic was either over or still to come as of July 8, 2020, by gender
Percentage of Canadians who felt the worst of COVID-19 was over in regards to heath risks and economic damage as of September 2020
Percentage of older adults in the U.S. who rated their mental health as excellent, good, or poor during the COVID-19 pandemic as of January 2021
Percentage of U.S. adults who reported their mental health worsened or improved during COVID-19 vs the last ten years as of March 2021*
Percentage of older adults in the U.S. with worse mental health in January 2021 compared to before the COVID-19 pandemic, by age
Percentage of U.S. adults who believed that COVID-19 treatments improved since the start of the pandemic, as of 2020 and 2022

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