A majority of Americans oppose requiring proof of vaccination to enable people to dine at restaurants. But Americans were more split on whether proof of vaccination should be required in other places. Asked if travelers should be required to show proof of vaccination on airlines, 52% supported that mandate compared to 45% who opposed it. PENCE URGES YOUNG CONSERVATIVES 'TO GO GET' COVID VACCINE SHOTWhen it came to who should be required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, 53% of respondents said government employees should be required to receive the vaccine compared to 42% who disagreed. Meanwhile, 50% of respondents opposed businesses mandating vaccination for their employees compared to 45% who indicated support for the mandates.

Source: Fox News August 06, 2021 00:22 UTC