FLORIDA (Axios): A fifth of Floridians are unwilling to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, and an additional 16% remain uncertain whether or not they’ll get vaccinated, according to a new Morning Consult survey.
Why it matters: Even if we don’t reach herd immunity, experts say vaccines are our best shot of returning to a “normal” world.
The big picture: Unusually, Florida is about average for this metric among all states.
How we stack up: Mississippi has the most unwilling residents at 30%. Hawaii and Massachusetts have the least, both at 11%.
Those unsure or unwilling regarding the vaccine were most worried about side effects and how fast the vaccines were approved.
Point of intrigue: Moms, Fox News viewers and Snapchat users are among the most unwilling to get a shot.
Vaccine skepticism is trending upward for Black adults, while white people are getting them at much higher rates than people of color who do want vaccines.
Worth noting: Whether or not Floridians and other Americans want the shot, we’ve gotten most of the world’s supply.
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