Civis Analytics Weekly Report | Fielded April 2-3 and April 10-12, 2020
State and local governments across the country need to make quick decisions to prevent or delay the spread of COVID-19. These governments are being asked to simultaneously address the public health issues raised by the outbreak, as well as the economic and societal effects caused by their response. In this unprecedented and quickly evolving situation, timely information about the public’s beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors will be crucial to governmental policymakers.
To help government organizations respond to new issues and track changing attitudes over time, Civis has launched a recurring pulse survey of American adults. We will be providing the topline results freely to any interested public sector organization. To receive regular email updates, complete the form below. If you have questions about the research or want to request custom analysis from Civis, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page.
This waves of our survey were fielded between April 2-3 and April10-12, 2020 and reflects responses from 2,726 and 2,609 Americans, weighted to be representative of the American public. Highlights are below, and a full set of topline results can be found here.
Overall concern about Coronavirus appears to have leveled off, though concern remains high (87% are concerned). We also continue to see staggering levels of impact paired with sustained support for government social distancing policies.
Highlights are below, and additional topline data can be found here.
Week of April 10
Week of April 10
Week of April 10
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