More Hispanics than Americans overall view COVID-19 outbreak as a major threat to health and personal finances % of adults who say the coronavirus outbreak is a Health of U.S. population as a whole Day-to-day life in their local community
Large majorities of Hispanics and the general public (both 70%) say the new coronavirus poses a major threat to the U.S. economy. But on other questions, Latinos’ concerns are more pronounced than those of the wider public. About two-thirds (65%) of Hispanic adults say the coronavirus outbreak is a major threat to the health of the U.S. population as a whole, compared with about half (47%) of the general public. More Hispanics than Americans overall say the outbreak is a major threat to their personal financial situation (50% vs. 34%), day-to-day life in their local community (49% vs. 36%) and their personal health (39% vs. 27%).
More Hispanics than Americans overall view  | COVID-19 outbreak as a major threat to health and  | personal finances  | % of adults who say the coronavirus outbreak is a  | to  | Major threat  | Minor threat  | Not a threat  | U.S. economy  | Hispanics  | 70  | 22  | U.S. overall  | 70  | 25  | Health of U.S. population as a whole  | Hispanics  | 65  | 29  | 5  | U.S overall  | 47  | 45  | 8  | Personal financial situation  | Hispanics  | 50  | 33  | 16  | U.S overall  | 34  | 43  | 23  | Day-to-day life in their local community  | Hispanics  | 49  | 10  | 40  | US overall  | 36  | 50  | 14  | Personal health  | Hispanics  | 39  | 43  | 18  | U.S. overall  | 27  | 51  | 22  | Note: Share of respondents who didn 't Soffer an answer not shown.  | Source: Survey of U.S adults conducted March 10-16 2020  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 