Despite the increase, few Americans say that they plan on changing their social behaviors to avoid getting infected.
The number of Americans who expect the pandemic to persist through the end of 2021 or later has more than doubled over the last month, a new poll found.
In June, just 17 percent of Americans thought that the disruptions would continue into 2022. As of July, 42 percent of Americans do. Gallup conducted its poll from July 19 to July 26. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points. Gallup's poll also showed that vaccinated individuals are more worried about contracting COVID-19 than unvaccinated individuals. In June, 18 percent of vaccinated Americans worried about contracting coronavirus. By July, that number increased to 33 percent.
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