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8 December 2020

5369 GB adults surveyed

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Once people start receiving vaccinations for COVID‑19, do you think those who​ have been vaccinated should no longer be subject to coronavirus restrictions (e.g. having to stay at home, having to wear masks, etc) or should everyone still be subject to the same coronavirus restrictions until most people have been vaccinated?

Conducted 8 December 2020

YouGov surveyed 5369 GB adults

22%
66%
12%
Once people start receiving vaccinations for COVID‑19, do you think those who​ have been vaccinated should no longer be subject to coronavirus restrictions (e.g. having to stay at home, having to wear masks, etc) or should everyone still be subject to the same coronavirus restrictions until most people have been vaccinated?

Conducted 8 December 2020

YouGov surveyed 5369 GB adults

By:
22%
66%
12%

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