With the exception of the mid-west the @WhiteHouse response has received much higher marks with President Biden in office #COVID19#data https://t.co/OEq446uOjr
This weekend will be one year from our first report. We hope the data has been helpful. Over the next few weeks we will be looking back at some of the more interesting changes over the last year #COVID19#OneYearLater#data https://t.co/SL17emH8Jf
Older Americans have always been more concerned about the health implications of the #pandemic vs #economic concerns compared to younger cohorts. That is still the case but the difference is much smaller. https://t.co/GmF9nE4TL0
Black Americans have been adversely affected by the #COVID19#pandemic and continue to be more concerned about the health implications, while white Americans have been trending towards #economic concerns since the Fall https://t.co/GmF9nE4TL0
Men have become more concerned about #economics while women have become more concerned about the health implications of the #COVID19#pandemic https://t.co/GmF9nE4TL0
More #COVID19#data Americans have consistently been more converned about the health aspects of the #pandemic vs the #economic aspects. https://t.co/GmF9nE4TL0
Since @POTUS took office there has been a slight uptick in American's confidence in the White House's ability to deal with the #pandemic https://t.co/6ERnzYNL4i
Through the Fall of 2020 all races reported an increase in income loss. Since mid-December the decrease in income loss has been much faster among whites. https://t.co/Moh1yHx9pd #data#Economics#Covid_19
The acceleration of recovery for those making $120k or more is both dramatic and not at all surprising. https://t.co/Moh1yHx9pd #Economic#data#Covid_19
Big news! For the first time since May 2020, Americans report losing less income than they expected to. #COVID19#Economics#Data https://t.co/Moh1yHx9pd
Hispanic Americans made some big gains in mask wearing (self reported) over the past month, as did Black Americans. #COVID19#MaskUp https://t.co/MZtp7V0YZX