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Poll Finds Americans Uneasy About Returning To Normal
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- A wave of sentiment to return to normal quickly from the coronavirus crisis has many Americans wanting to slow things down.
- A new ABC News/Ipsos poll found a minority of Americans would go back to public activity if restrictions in their area were lifted tomorrow.
- 44 percent said they would go out to eat at a restaurant. 21 percent said they would go to a bar, 20 percent said they would attend a large event at a stadium, 29 percent would visit a gym, 22 percent would go to a movie theater, 46 percent would attend church, 45 percent would send their kids back to school.
- The only two activities that a majority said they would be likely to do were return to work (77 percent) and get a haircut (51 percent).
- Rank your likelihood to do these things in the order you think would be the safest.
- Here’s the story: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/americans-uneasy-returning-normal-restrictions-loosen-poll/story?id=70423858
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