Most Floridians, including many Republicans, hold wobbly opinions on COVID-19 masking and vaccination requirements, a recent poll suggests.
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That’s because almost half of those who said they agreed with dropping requirements and moving on also said they personally support them. St. Leo University conducted its survey from Feb. 28 to March 12, as the biggest wave of coronavirus infections, driven by the omicron variant, receded. The college published its coronavirus-related findings April 7 and shared its raw data with The Palm Beach Post to analyze.
DeSantis, a Republican, signed legislation in May allowing the state to investigate and fine businesses accused of requiring visitors to present proof of immunization. It is impossible to know whether poll respondents knew this. St. Leo University did not inform respondents about it. Most states allow businesses to verify customers’ vaccination status.About 63% of survey takers said they support “mandating that teachers are vaccinated.
Representatives for the governor’s office did not respond Wednesday to questions about DeSantis’ position on bringing state coronavirus policy in line with residents’ opinions.
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