new Quinnipiac national poll on approval for different officials in handling coronavirus:

Dr. Anthony Fauci 68%
state governors 66%
the CDC 56%
Congressional Dems 45%
President Trump 41%
Congressional GOP 38%

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) May 21, 2020

Do you think it will be safe or unsafe to send students to elementary, middle, and high schools in the fall?

ALL
Safe 40%
Unsafe 52%
REP
Safe 68%
Unsafe 25%
DEM
Safe 20%
Unsafe 73%
IND
Safe 39%
Unsafe 51%

(Quinnipiac U. Poll, RV, 5/14-18/20)https://t.co/FZqvGXKZcC

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— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) May 20, 2020

Americans who rely most on national news outlets for COVID-19 coverage largely give the news media high marks, with 83% saying they have done at least “somewhat well” covering it. https://t.co/mJXQ7n9EMK pic.twitter.com/Nd7PCmbryL

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) May 20, 2020

WASHINGTON (AP) — AP-NORC poll: 83% of Americans concerned lifting restrictions in their area will lead to additional COVID-19 infections.

— Jonathan Lemire (@JonLemire) May 20, 2020

A plurality of voters oppose Trump’s push for U.S. elementary and high schools to get back to business this fall, according to our poll with Morning Consulthttps://t.co/AILwNPu1Bx

— POLITICO (@politico) May 20, 2020

Per @washingtonpost, Maryland's @GovLarryHogan (R) polling at 85% approval rating amid #Coronavirus pandemic – Most popular in the United States https://t.co/uHYlNt6RFj #COVID19 #mdpolitics

— Zachary A. Peters (@zapeters) May 19, 2020

One takeaway from the survey @Slate published today on what people (more than 6K responded) are comfortable doing in our new world is how it split based on gender with men more likely than women to pick “yes, I will do this thing” in almost every categoryhttps://t.co/hVmF8tA3sC

— Katie Rayford (@katie_rayford) May 18, 2020

NEW POLL: 76% support #Masks4All requirements for customers at stores. Only 23% opposed. @jeremyphoward https://t.co/7o87sZh0EC

— David Keating (@DavidLKeating) May 16, 2020

approval of Trump’s handling of coronavirus, by race/religious belief:

black Protestant 19%
Hispanic Catholic 29%
Jewish 34%
white Catholic 55%
white Protestant 56%
white evangelical 75%

all Americans 41%
https://t.co/A75F48irR4

— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) May 16, 2020

Most Americans – including 68% of those who have lost their jobs or taken a cut in pay due to the #coronavirus outbreak – are concerned that state governments will lift restrictions too quickly https://t.co/KXSTd9Vfm4 pic.twitter.com/Q7Eus3ulJE

— Pew Research Fact Tank (@FactTank) May 16, 2020

Nurse: The supply of ”PPE has been sporadic.”

Trump: ”Sporadic for you. We have tremendous supply.”

He’s dead wrong!

New Poll of over 400 Massachusetts nurses:

Only about half say their workplace has enough PPE.

60% fear they’ll catch the virus. https://t.co/8YV82nyliC

— Christopher C. Alberto (@ChrisAlbertoLaw) May 7, 2020

New, from me & @hrfingerhut: The coronavirus has prompted almost two-thirds of American believers to feel that God is telling humanity to change how it lives, per a new poll from the U. Chicago Divinity School & AP/NORC.

More fascinating findings here ->https://t.co/PVq29nymiq

— Elana Schor (@eschor) May 15, 2020

A new poll shows concern about climate change correlates with the way people are responding to the virus. https://t.co/1MqewTsG7x

— grist (@grist) May 2, 2020

Meanwhile, Governors maintain their sky-high ratings. Interestingly, we still see a difference persist in gubernatorial job ratings between those who took early social distancing action versus those who took late action. pic.twitter.com/GKhzthnLM9

— Nick Gourevitch (@nickgourevitch) May 5, 2020

This one speaks volumes. 12% of America has wanted to get a test for coronavirus for themselves or a household member. Only ~1/3 of that (4%) has actually gotten a test. In suburban and rural America, you see especially abysmal rates of getting tests for those that want them. pic.twitter.com/byMge8hZ7W

— Nick Gourevitch (@nickgourevitch) May 5, 2020

DEUTSCHE: “Half of US households have already withdrawn or plan to withdraw money from their retirement accounts due to coronavirus-related circumstances.” pic.twitter.com/oPjFgartyT

— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) May 15, 2020

ABC / Ipsos poll:

73% of Americans believe there are not enough tests available in the United States. Only 26% said there's adequate testing available right now.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) May 15, 2020

In your opinion, do you think it is necessary for people in your community to avoid gatherings with friends that you do not live with at this time, or is this NOT necessary?
Necessary 75%
Not necessary 24%
(Washington Post/U. of Maryland, 5/5-10/20)https://t.co/FZqvGXKZcC

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) May 15, 2020

In your opinion, do you think it is necessary for people in your community to stay at home as much as possible at this time, or is this NOT necessary?
Necessary 78%
Not necessary 22%
(Washington Post/U. of Maryland, 5/5-10/20)https://t.co/FZqvGXKZcC

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) May 15, 2020

Views of coronavirus outbreak via new @CNN poll:

Republicans:
71% the worst is behind us
26% the worst is yet to come

Democrats:
23% the worst is behind us
74% the worst is yet to come

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) May 12, 2020

New CNN poll shows Trump losing the argument everywhere:

* Only 36% trust Trump on virus

*55% disapprove of Trump's handling

* 57% say fed gov is not doing enough about testing shortage

* 58% say gov is not doing enough about potential for second wavehttps://t.co/ePXfCMhg19

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) May 12, 2020

JUST NOW: A major holy cow from new @cnn poll.

Just 36% of Americans say they trust what @realDonaldTrump is telling them about Coronavirus.
His approval is 45%. That means even some people who approve of him…don't believe him.@NewDayhttps://t.co/eMg9gMUsJm

— John Berman (@JohnBerman) May 12, 2020

Trump approval rating by gender via new @CNN poll:

Men:
51% approve
46% disapprove

Women:
39% approve
56% disapprove

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) May 12, 2020

NEW POLL: Majority of Americans say that federal government not doing enough to prevent second wave of virus https://t.co/Eg1263PIaE pic.twitter.com/dysCQ6JxmD

— The Hill (@thehill) May 12, 2020

79% of unemployed or furloughed people support keeping the lockdowns going even at the expense of jobs–actually *higher than the general population*.

"Open up" has always been about small biz owners, not the workers whose bloody shirts they're waving. https://t.co/aIfFFVQLgA

— Megan McArdle (@asymmetricinfo) May 12, 2020

This is interesting.

Post-Ipsos poll asked whether people preferred being more aggressive even if it means economic hardship OR opening businesses even if it means more infections.

People who have been laid off or furloughed are actually **more** in favor of staying aggressive. pic.twitter.com/ccP3axRnD8

— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) May 12, 2020

This is a stunner. A CNN Poll finds CNN is the greatest. https://t.co/Kg6Aw27zTe

— Carmine Sabia (@CarmineSabia) May 12, 2020

New Pew poll not good news for Trump: Just 41% of Americans say the president is doing a good or excellent job handling the outbreak- down from down from 48% in late March. 59% say his handling has been poor or fair.

— Chris Jansing (@ChrisJansing) May 12, 2020

"I accept no responsibility at all" https://t.co/gvBTqT8hla

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) May 12, 2020

Look at Brian Kemp. Wow. https://t.co/WyW0RLYie5

— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) May 12, 2020

What the hell is wrong with 33% of Americans? https://t.co/cPUqyvtXkL

— Eric Columbus (@EricColumbus) May 14, 2020

Trust for coronavirus information via @CNN poll:

Among Republicans:

Trump: 84% trust, 14% don't trust
The CDC: 72% trust, 24% don't trust
Fox News: 69% trust, 25% don't trust
Dr. Fauci: 61% trust, 29% don't trust

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) May 14, 2020

Repeat after me:

There is no class or culture war over social distancing.

I have new data from the Post poll. Large majorities support restrictions and mask wearing.

That includes rural and working class white voters, and cuts across income lines:https://t.co/MFvNKnv4HB

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) May 13, 2020

In our poll with morning consult, most Republicans think Donald Trump and Mike Pence should wear masks when traveling in publichttps://t.co/ULJSOEgjo5

— POLITICO (@politico) May 13, 2020

New NPR-Marist poll of national registered voters:

Biden 53
Trump 42

That's up from 52-44 in June

Trump approval: 39-55https://t.co/xaRomBmtus

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) August 14, 2020

USA Today poll: Nearly one-third of Americans believe a coronavirus vaccine exists and is being withheld from the publichttps://t.co/759sN9nwCO

— Aman Batheja (@amanbatheja) April 24, 2020

Morning Consult poll:

Republicans (20%) are nearly three times more likely than Democrats (7%) to say they would not get vaccinated if and when a COVID-19 vaccine is brought to market.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) May 5, 2020

BREAKING: One quarter of Americans say they'd be unlikely to get vaccinated, even if a safe and effective coronavirus vaccine were developed, new @ABC News/Ipsos poll finds. https://t.co/3lSqaJRa10 pic.twitter.com/PLbe6IaTsV

— ABC News (@ABC) May 8, 2020

So we will get rid of the idiots in society by their own hand, how very Darwinian, which they mostly don’t believe in. I call that irony.#COVIDIOTS https://t.co/5DBxF6KTfx

— Stone (@stonecold2050) May 7, 2020

One-third of Americans may refuse coronavirus vaccine, according to poll https://t.co/MksfsZxEJu pic.twitter.com/3jPXl2W0hN

— New York Post (@nypost) May 7, 2020

Americans Struggle to Navigate COVID-19 'Infodemic': Nearly 8 in 10 say misinformation about virus a major problem; social media, Trump administration seen as most common sources of false info (Jeffrey M. Jones, Gallup) Details: https://t.co/IRfCEqqTW6 pic.twitter.com/e12zKAqqhp

— OpinionToday.com (@OpinionToday) May 11, 2020

Two-thirds of Americans concerned states will lift restrictions too quickly – CNNPolitics https://t.co/ZETb6NZyqp

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) May 7, 2020

In a year from now, do you think your state will be back to normal, or don't you think so? (via new Quinnipiac poll)

Among New York state voters:

47% yes, back to normal a year from now
47% no, not back to normal a year from now

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) May 6, 2020

% of households willing to do the following, without a vaccine:

– Restaurants YES 44%
– Malls YES 39%

– Cruise ships NO 77%
– Planes NO 73%
– Stadiums NO 72%
– Gym/Fitness NO 65%

(via @fundstrat, citing Gordon Haskett Research poll data

— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) May 6, 2020

63% of Americans are worried states will lift stay-at-home restrictions too quickly, according to a new Monmouth University poll.https://t.co/xB0p8YgupO

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) May 6, 2020

Poll: 70 percent of voters more concerned about rolling back social-distancing restrictions too early https://t.co/8smjJh6xAe pic.twitter.com/FjnZ53zhz3

— The Hill (@thehill) May 6, 2020

Approval rating on handling the coronavirus response among New York state voters via Quinnipiac poll:

Governor Cuomo: 81% approve, 17% disapprove

President Trump: 35% approve, 61% disapprove

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) May 6, 2020

The partisan gap in the latest CNBC battleground state poll shows a divide between delusion and reality:

Is it safe to go to a:
Nail salon: 77% R; 9% D
Dine-in restaurant: 70% R; 5% D
Bar: 52% R; 4% D
Large sporting event: 37% R; 2% D

Is the economy in a recession?
50% R; 89% D

— Brian Klaas (@brianklaas) May 6, 2020

NATIONAL POLL: Majority of Americans say @realDonaldTrump has been largely inconsistent in his #COVID19 press briefings.
55% inconsistent
36% consistent

INCONSISTENT by party:
DEM – 85%
IND – 58%
REP – 18%https://t.co/IpNcOzPV39

— MonmouthPoll (@MonmouthPoll) May 5, 2020

consistently struck by how the vast majority of the american public understands the seriousness of this crisis in a way that the president of the united states and his political party simply don’t. https://t.co/LO9UehhVSi

— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) May 5, 2020

If you’re concerned that you or someone you’re close to will be infected with the coronavirus, the data shows that you are not alone. Via @FiveThirtyEight. https://t.co/fkjoz47qve

— ABC News (@ABC) May 3, 2020

Pres. Trump's disapproval rating among Americans reaches highest level since the first ABC News/Ipsos poll on the coronavirus (57%), with only 42% approving, according to new @ABC News/Ipsos poll. https://t.co/XAk3eGTBJL pic.twitter.com/A5GBhqEHqP

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) May 2, 2020

Survey shows 82 percent of Oregonians, including ***72 percent of Republicans***, support lockdown. Those protesting are a clique of unhinged fascist cultists https://t.co/IsHNoKmttB

— Borzou Daragahi 🖊🗒 (@borzou) May 2, 2020

“Nearly ⅓ of the people we polled believe that the #coronavirus was manufactured on purpose.”https://t.co/2bO5W55L0v

— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) May 1, 2020

BREAKING: Governors in ALL 50 STATES got higher ratings than Trump for COVID response.

Every. Single. State.https://t.co/5yM2pvsbuq

— Brian Tyler Cohen (@briantylercohen) April 30, 2020

Compare and contrast: Trump's approval on coronavirus, per the RCP polling averages: 46-51.

Trump is around *30 points* behind every one of these governors. https://t.co/NDm4VU1Mta

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) April 30, 2020

In this Oct-Nov 2009 CNN poll, for example, 57% approved of Obama’s handling of H1N1. Per 538, Trump is at 43.5% approval of his handling of the coronavirus.

In summary, Trump bashing Obama for “poor marks, bad polls” on H1N1 does not make sense. https://t.co/F8vnsZNIGy pic.twitter.com/9SR5YyYuKU

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) May 10, 2020

A new 50-state poll shows that *every single governor* in the United States has a higher approval rating for handling the coronavirus than Trump does in that governor's state. https://t.co/vNHorrS4BK

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) May 1, 2020

3 governors are reopening their states faster than their voters want. @davidlazer @NUnetsi, @Ognyanova @RutgersCommInfo, @matthewabaum @Kennedy_School find out what the citizens of Georgia, Tennessee and Florida think of their governors’ plans. #Covid19https://t.co/FDoNYAVDKm

— Monkey Cage (@monkeycageblog) April 30, 2020

Trump wants schools to reopen. 85% of Americans disagree. https://t.co/YCb22a2OBi

— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) April 29, 2020

New NPR poll:

55% of Americans disapprove of Trump's handling of coronavirus, a 6 point *jump* in the last month. Only 44% approve.

By 55-40, they prefer Biden over Trump on coronavirus

By 51-44, they prefer Biden to Trump on the economy (big)https://t.co/1fEGdFalei

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) April 29, 2020

Analysis: Again and again, Americans give their governors higher marks on coronavirus than their president https://t.co/NxuAwPIZBX

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 28, 2020

Fascinating leftover @CivisAnalytics stat from this piece:

Of Americans WHO OPPOSE LOCKDOWNS:

Just over 5% are nonwhite workers who have personally lost a job in the crisis.

Just under 70% are white workers who have *not* lost a job in the crisis. https://t.co/QZlltD5pqA

— Jim Tankersley (@jimtankersley) April 27, 2020

A poll released last week broke out responses in three groups:
– those who lost work/pay causing a major problem
– those who lost work/pay with less effect
– those who lost no work/pay

All three groups support distancing by a 4-to-1 margin. https://t.co/xVkaoEeMLo pic.twitter.com/AwcwqQ075V

— Philip Bump (@pbump) April 28, 2020

How many Americans are "very" worried about the coronavirus’s effect on the U.S. economy? https://t.co/El7aStHsgX

— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) April 28, 2020

Analysis: Those who’ve lost work or pay from the virus still broadly support stay-at-home measures https://t.co/SQDqUhHoqc

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 27, 2020

"Roughly half of adults ages 18 to 29 (48%) say they have had a virtual party or gathering because of COVID-19, compared with 38% of those ages 30 to 49 and 21% of those 50 and older," via @pewresearch @FactTank @Emily_Vogels https://t.co/dYA6stE112 pic.twitter.com/DNsYqeolzb

— Brooke Auxier (@brookeauxier) April 30, 2020

The majority of Americans v. the Fox News audience is a good way of thinking about much of American politics https://t.co/xITyhOo1rV

— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) April 26, 2020

The polarization industry describes an America divided over the virus. That’s false. 98% of D’s and 82% of R’s support the social distancing regime. All things considered we’re quite united.

— David Brooks (@nytdavidbrooks) April 26, 2020

How much longer do you think you can follow strict social distancing guidelines via @KFF poll:

Republicans:
Less than 3 months: 67%
More than 3 months: 31%

Democrats:
Less than 3 months: 48%
More than 3 months: 50%

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 26, 2020

Coronavirus outlook by party via @KFF poll:

Democrats:
64% worst yet to come
21% worst behind us

Republicans:
27% worst yet to come
53% worst behind us

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 26, 2020

Are shelter-in-place measures worth it to protect people and limit coronavirus spread or placing unnecessary burdens on people and economy and more harm than good? (via @KFF poll)

Democrats:
94% worth it
5% unnecessary burden

Republicans:
61% worth it
38% unnecessary burden

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 26, 2020

From a YouGov poll that's one month old today https://t.co/N2A71YJErL pic.twitter.com/Fqk47HGm69

— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) April 26, 2020

Which comes closer to your view? Strict shelter-in-place measures are …
Worth it 80%
Causing more harm than good 19%
(Kaiser Family Foundation, 4/15-20/20)
more: https://t.co/FZqvGXKZcC

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— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) April 26, 2020

Americans are largely unimpressed with Pres. Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. @FiveThirtyEight crunches the numbers: https://t.co/IHS5VpB1Lg

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) April 24, 2020

NEW @AP poll: Just 28% of Americans say they’re regularly looking to President Donald Trump for information about the coronavirus pandemic and only 23% say they have high levels of trust in what the president is telling the public.https://t.co/DLhAEuMOCw

— Julie Pace (@jpaceDC) April 23, 2020

This is quite a testament to @realDonaldTrump’s failure of leadership. If he got this kind of score in any virtually other management job, he’d immediately be sacked. https://t.co/LAkUQ6sqHL

— George Conway (@gtconway3d) April 23, 2020

New @AP poll on social distancing mandates > pic.twitter.com/0GayilV64C

— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) April 22, 2020

Morning Consult poll:

Only 14% say Americans should stop social distancing to stimulate the economy even if it means increasing the spread of the virus.

76% say Americans should continue to social distance for as long as necessary, even if it means continued economic damage.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) April 22, 2020

Fifty-eight percent say they are more worried about stopping the virus' spread, while 32 percent are more concerned with the economic fallout, a new NBC News/WSJ poll shows.https://t.co/jcJQ6THvWk

— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) April 22, 2020

Chart: About half of U.S. adults say Donald Trump is making the coronavirus situation seem "better than it really is" https://t.co/18KNSaSODm pic.twitter.com/FEMeNuu7HA

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) April 18, 2020

icymi

Please tell me if each of the following has done a good job or bad job dealing with the coronavirus outbreak:

President Trump
Good job 46%
Bad job 49%

Your state's governor
Good job 72%
Bad job 21%

(Monmouth U. Poll, 4/3-7/20)
more: https://t.co/hzOsaj0DDY

— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) April 17, 2020

Nearly two-thirds of Americans (65%) say Trump was slow to respond to the coronavirus, including a majority of moderate Republicans, per ⁦@pewresearch⁩ poll. https://t.co/1ciQ6DCztF

— Peter Baker (@peterbakernyt) April 18, 2020

New polling from PEW: 65% of Americans say Trump was *too slow* to take major steps to address the threat to the United States when cases of the disease were first reported in other countries.

73% say the worst is yet to come.

66% worry restrictions will be lifted too soon.

— James Hohmann (@jameshohmann) April 16, 2020

By a 2-to-1 margin, Americans are more worried about reopening the country too soon than too late.

Perhaps that's related to Americans thinking Trump undersold the pandemic and acted too slowly to address it. https://t.co/KV1cA0TKuu

— Philip Bump (@pbump) April 16, 2020

NEW @DataProgress/@crookedmedia poll:

– 71% very/somewhat concerned Trump Administration hasn’t provided enough testing

– 69% concerned Trump was warned in January but didn’t act til March

– 69% concerned Trump sent 2 million masks and medical equipment to China in Feb https://t.co/VAYO0kzmZI

— Jon Favreau (@jonfavs) April 16, 2020

icymi

CDC, Dr. Fauci and WHO most trusted to tell the truth about coronavirus pandemic (@NavigatorSurvey) Details: https://t.co/kzLySpaqzr pic.twitter.com/FUKizD3mvW

— OpinionToday.com (@OpinionToday) April 16, 2020