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Will you get your child vaccinated against the coronavirus?

Asked by ABC 17 News

310 Votes

Will you get your child vaccinated against the coronavirus?

46%

Yes Yes

54%

No No

46%

Yes

The FDA gave emergency approval Monday for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to be used in children ages 12-15. This is the first authorization of any coronavirus vaccine for use in p... Show More

The FDA gave emergency approval Monday for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to be used in children ages 12-15. This is the first authorization of any coronavirus vaccine for use in people under 16. Show Less

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Laura Smith

To protect his health and others.

Max

In the history of vaccines, I have never heard of any factual data, that vaccines are dangerous. Although I fully believe the Covid 19 death statistics, are phony, inflated, and invalid, I don't fear the vaccine in any way, shape, or form.

54%

No

Many parents appear ready to wait and see. A poll last week showed just 29% of parents planned to get their children vaccinated right away,

Many parents appear ready to wait and see. A poll last week showed just 29% of parents planned to get their children vaccinated right away, Show Less

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Becky

Waiting for data on long term side effects. We also do not get flu shots.

Max

Do you wear your seatbelt? Or are you waiting for more data on that?

How soon will you try to get the coronavirus vaccine?

Asked by ABC 17 News

147 Votes

How soon will you try to get the coronavirus vaccine?

63%

As soon as I can get it. As soon as I can get it.

37%

I want to wait and see its effects. I want to wait and see its effects.

63%

As soon as I can get it.

An advisory panel approved Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for use in people 16 and older and the FDA will make a decision in the coming days. The vaccine will go to people in the ... Show More

An advisory panel approved Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for use in people 16 and older and the FDA will make a decision in the coming days. The vaccine will go to people in the most vulnerable groups and front-line workers first. Show Less

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37%

I want to wait and see its effects.

The process to test and authorize coronavirus vaccines has been historically short, leaving some to worry about long-term effectiveness and other issues. Pfizer's vaccine also c... Show More

The process to test and authorize coronavirus vaccines has been historically short, leaving some to worry about long-term effectiveness and other issues. Pfizer's vaccine also caused some adverse reactions when it was first given in the UK. Show Less

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