Scott Rasmussen's Number of the Day for July 1, 2020
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July 1, 2020: Among workers having in-person interaction with customers and co-workers, 54% believe that the lockdowns have done more harm than good. However, among workers who are socially isolated, 62% take the opposite view. The socially isolated workers have no in-person interaction with customers and co-workers.[1]
Among all workers, 40% believe the lockdowns did more harm than good while 53% disagree.[1]
A Ballotpedia national survey of 1,764 working Americans also found a significant gap between these groups on perceptions of the economy.
- Those out working are evenly divided as to whether the economy is getting better or worse.
- Among the socially isolated workers, however, perceptions are decidedly more pessimistic. By a 47% to 30% margin, these workers believe the economy is getting worse.[1]
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- June 29, 2020 –52% of voters approve of Supreme Court performance
- June 26, 2020 –47% of voters say Supreme Court nominations are very important voting issue
- June 25, 2020 –64% of voters believe worst of the pandemic is still to come
- June 24, 2020 –39% of voters trust Democrats more than Republicans on the economy
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See also
- Scott Rasmussen's Number of the Day
- Documenting America's Path to Recovery
- Debate over state lockdowns and stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, 2020
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