Majority of Americans say they would be uncomfortable being among the first to get vaccine % ofus adults who say they would be people to get a coronavirus vaccine
Regardless of people’s intention to get vaccinated, 62% of Americans report they would be uncomfortable being among the first to do so. Roughly two-thirds of those who say they would “probably” be vaccinated are uncomfortable being among the first as are nearly all of those who say they would not be vaccinated if a vaccine were available today. The exception comes from the roughly three-in-ten U.S. adults (29%) who say they would definitely be vaccinated; 82% of this group say they would be comfortable being in the first groups to be immunized against coronavirus.
Majority of Americans say they would be  | uncomfortable being among the first to get vaccine  | % ofus adults who say they would be  | being one ofthe first groups of  | people to get a coronavirus vaccine  | Uncomfortable  | Comfortable  | U.S. adults  | 62  | 37  | Among those who would  | get the vaccine  | Definitely  | 17  | 82  | Probably  | 64  | 35  | Probably NOT  | 91  | 8  | Definitely NOT  | 96  | 3  | Note: Respondents who did not give an answer are not shown.  | Source: Survey conducted Nov 18-29 2020  | "Intent to Get a COVID- 19 Vaccine Rises to 60% as Confidence in Research and  | Development Process Increases  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 