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National Tracking Poll 210429 National Tracking Poll #210429 April 09-11, 2021 Crosstabulation Results Methodology: This poll was conducted between April9-April11, 2021 among a sample of 1000 French Adults. The inter-views were conducted online and the data were weighted to approximate a target sample of Adultsbased on age, gender, educational attainment, and region. Results from the full survey have a mar-gin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. Table Index 1 Table MCHE1: How concerned are you about the COVID-19 pandemic (coronavirus)? . 4 2 Table MCHE2: Have you received a COVID-19 (coronavirus) vaccine? ........... 5 3 Table MCHE3_1: As you may know, many people have begun to receive a vaccine for COVID- 19 (coronavirus). Thinking about these vaccinations, do you support or oppose each of the following? Requiring people who have received the coronavirus vaccine to carry proof that they have been vaccinated ................................... 6 4 Table MCHE3_2: As you may know, many people have begun to receive a vaccine for COVID- 19 (coronavirus). Thinking about these vaccinations, do you support or oppose each of the following? Requiring people who have received the coronavirus vaccine to carry digital proof that they have been vaccinated (i.e. an app on their smartphone) ............... 7 5 Table MCHE3_3: As you may know, many people have begun to receive a vaccine for COVID- 19 (coronavirus). Thinking about these vaccinations, do you support or oppose each of the following? Giving all people who have received the coronavirus vaccine digital proof that they have been vaccinated ...................................... 8 6 Table MCHE3_4: As you may know, many people have begun to receive a vaccine for COVID- 19 (coronavirus). Thinking about these vaccinations, do you support or oppose each of the following? Allowing businesses to require that anyone who enters their stores in-person must show proof that they have received the coronavirus vaccine .................. 9 7 Table MCHE3_5: As you may know, many people have begun to receive a vaccine for COVID- 19 (coronavirus). Thinking about these vaccinations, do you support or oppose each of the following? Allowing businesses to ban customers from entering their stores in-person if they have not received the coronavirus vaccine ........................... 10 8 Table MCHE3_6: As you may know, many people have begun to receive a vaccine for COVID- 19 (coronavirus). Thinking about these vaccinations, do you support or oppose each of the following? Allowing employers require that their employees must show proof that they have received the coronavirus vaccine before working ........................ 11 9 Table MCHE4_1: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? I am concerned these cards will grant special privileges to services that non-card carriers won’t have access to ..................... 12 10 Table MCHE4_2: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? I think these cards will be helpful in determining who can safely return to pre-pandemic services ........................... 13 11 Table MCHE4_3: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? These cards will help make the country safer . 14 2 National Tracking Poll #210429, April, 2021 12 Table MCHE4_4: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? These cards will make it more likely that people receive both doses ............................................ 15 13 Table MCHE4_5: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? These cards are a good idea . 16 14 Table MCHE4_6: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? These cards are a bad idea . 17 15 Table MCHE4_7: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? I feel uncomfortable about these cards being distributed 18 16 Table MCHE4_8: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? These cards are a violation of my privacy . 19 17 Table MCHE4_9: Thinking about a potential requirement that individuals who have received a coronavirus vaccination need to carry a vaccine card with them, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? I am uncomfortable with the government having access to that information ....................................... 20 18 Table MCHE5: Have you received guidance from your employer about their policy on COVID- 19 vaccinations? ......................................... 21 19 Table MCHE6: Thinking about digital vaccine cards, how concerned are you about health data protection and privacy? .................................. 22 20 Table MCHE7: Which of the following comes closest to your opinion? . 23 21 Summary Statistics of Survey Respondent Demographics . 25 3 Morning Consult Table MCHE1 Crosstabulation Results by Respondent Demographics Table MCHE1: How concerned are you about the COVID-19 pandemic (coronavirus)? Somewhat Not very Not concerned Don’t know / Demographic Very concerned concerned concerned at all No opinion Total N Adults 35%(352) 41%(408) 14%(136) 6%(61) 4%(43) 1000 Gender: Male 32%(151) 45%(216) 14%(65) 7%(33) 2%(11) 477 Gender: Female 38%(201) 37%(192) 14%(71) 5%(27) 6%(32) 523 Age: 18-34 25%(63) 40%(101) 17%(44) 10%(24) 9%(22) 255 Age: 35-44 38%(61) 40%(64) 10%(16) 6%(10) 6%(10) 161 Age: 45-64 41%(137) 40%(134) 11%(38) 5%(16) 3%(9) 333 Age: 65+ 36%(91) 44%(109) 15%(38) 4%(11) 1%(3) 251 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 33%(41) 45%(55) 10%(12) 10%(13) 2%(2) 124 Bretagne 35%(18) 39%(20) 15%(8) 7%(4) 4%(2) 51 Grand Est 42%(36) 43%(37) 9%(8) 3%(3) 2%(2) 85 Haut-de-France 32%(29) 41%(38) 17%(16) 6%(6) 4%(3) 93 Île-de-France 36%(67) 36%(68) 14%(26) 7%(13) 7%(13) 188 Normandie 28%(14) 38%(20) 32%(17) — (0) 1%(1) 51 Nouvelle-Aquitaine 38%(35) 41%(38) 11%(10) 6%(5) 5%(4) 92 Occitanie 39%(35) 39%(35) 8%(8) 8%(8) 5%(5) 91 Pays de la Loire 32%(19) 41%(24) 17%(10) 5%(3) 4%(2) 58 Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur / Corse 41%(34) 38%(32) 13%(11) 2%(2) 5%(5) 83 Primary / Upper secondary and post secondary or less 37%(254) 39%(268) 13%(90) 6%(40) 5%(34) 685 Tertiary 31%(98) 44%(139) 15%(47) 7%(21) 3%(10) 315 Income(FR): Under 40,000 34%(255) 41%(302) 13%(98) 7%(50) 5%(38) 743 Income(FR): 40,000 - 100,000 38%(92) 41%(101) 15%(36) 4%(9) 2%(5) 243 Community: Urban 34%(133) 47%(184) 12%(46) 4%(18) 3%(13) 394 Community: Suburban 33%(51) 39%(60) 15%(23) 8%(12) 5%(7) 153 Community: Rural 37%(168) 36%(164) 15%(67) 7%(31) 5%(23) 453 Concerned about COVID-19 46%(352) 54%(408) — (0) — (0) — (0) 760 Partially Vaccinated 47%(75) 41%(66) 5%(9) 4%(6) 3%(4) 160 Partially or Fully Vaccinated 44%(91) 40%(83) 10%(21) 4%(8) 2%(4) 207 Vaccine Card Requirement Good Idea 48%(199) 39%(161) 10%(41) 2%(8) 1%(3) 412 Vaccine Card Requirement Bad Idea 30%(109) 41%(151) 17%(63) 11%(39) 1%(4) 365 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding. For more information visit MorningConsultIntelligence.com. 4 National Tracking Poll #210429, April, 2021 Table MCHE2 Table MCHE2: Have you received a COVID-19 (coronavirus) vaccine? Yes, I have received the Yes, I have been fully Demographic first of two doses vaccinated No Total N Adults 16%(160) 5%(47) 79%(793) 1000 Gender: Male 19%(88) 5%(22) 77%(366) 477 Gender: Female 14%(72) 5%(25) 81%(426) 523 Age: 18-34 7%(17) 5%(13) 88%(225) 255 Age: 35-44 8%(12) 5%(8) 87%(141) 161 Age: 45-64 14%(46) 4%(12) 83%(275) 333 Age: 65+ 34%(85) 5%(13) 61%(152) 251 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 23%(28) 4%(5) 73%(90) 124 Bretagne 10%(5) 2%(1) 88%(45) 51 Grand Est 15%(13) 6%(5) 79%(68) 85 Haut-de-France 15%(14) 2%(2) 82%(76) 93 Île-de-France 12%(22) 4%(7) 84%(159) 188 Normandie 11%(6) 6%(3) 83%(43) 51 Nouvelle-Aquitaine 12%(11) 4%(3) 84%(78) 92 Occitanie 21%(19) 8%(8) 71%(64) 91 Pays de la Loire 17%(10) 10%(6) 73%(42) 58 Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur / Corse 24%(20) 6%(5) 70%(58) 83 Primary / Upper secondary and post secondary or less 17%(117) 4%(29) 79%(539) 685 Tertiary 14%(44) 6%(18) 80%(253) 315 Income(FR): Under 40,000 15%(108) 4%(31) 81%(604) 743 Income(FR): 40,000 - 100,000 19%(46) 6%(14) 75%(183) 243 Community: Urban 14%(55) 6%(24) 80%(315) 394 Community: Suburban 19%(29) 3%(5) 78%(119) 153 Community: Rural 17%(76) 4%(18) 79%(359) 453 Concerned about COVID-19 19%(141) 4%(33) 77%(586) 760 Partially Vaccinated 100%(160) — (0) — (0) 160 Partially or Fully Vaccinated 77%(160) 23%(47) — (0) 207 Vaccine Card Requirement Good Idea 27%(113) 7%(28) 66%(272) 412 Vaccine Card Requirement Bad Idea 8%(29) 3%(12) 89%(325) 365 Note: Row proportions may total to larger than one-hundred percent due to rounding.
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