Are you worried about the new COVID-19 strain spreading faster in Oregon?

33%

Yes, it's more contagious. Yes, it's more contagious.

67%

There's no evidence it's more severe. There's no evidence it's more severe.

33%

Yes, it's more contagious.

The new COVID-19 strain found in Oregon is more contagious. It could cause an increase in cases which could put more strain on the health care system.

The new COVID-19 strain found in Oregon is more contagious. It could cause an increase in cases which could put more strain on the health care system. Show Less

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67%

There's no evidence it's more severe.

The new strain hasn't shown to cause more severe illness or higher mortality. The new strain hasn't shown to be resistant to the vaccine either.

The new strain hasn't shown to cause more severe illness or higher mortality. The new strain hasn't shown to be resistant to the vaccine either. Show Less

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Latterdaysaint

More fear mongering

Rick Allen

SO tired of all the fear mongers, and fear in general, we live by Faith and NOT by fear!!!!

DeBacker Melis

Amen ❗😇

Michael Miller

I'm doing all I can to avoid the virus as it is. At this point, worrying is a waste of emotion. BTW, I also disagree with the reason that I am forced to choose here.

tim collins

People do a search on invermectine Then make a judgement.

Are you worried about the new COVID-19 strain spreading faster in Oregon?

33% Yes, it's more contagious. Yes, it's more contagious.

67% There's no evidence it's more severe. There's no evidence it's more severe.

33% Yes, it's more contagious.

67% There's no evidence it's more severe.

33%

Yes, it's more contagious. Yes, it's more contagious.

67%

There's no evidence it's more severe. There's no evidence it's more severe.

33%

Yes, it's more contagious.

67%

There's no evidence it's more severe.