In September 2021 Italy became the first European Country to make COVID-19 health passes mandatory for all workers. By the end of the same month Canada, the United States, Australia, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia and Turkmenistan all announced similar vaccine mandates. Proponents of the mandate argue that these mandates are the only way to end the global COVID-19 pandemic. Opponents cite evidence that people who already have natural immunity are at heightened risk of vaccine side effects caused by an augmented inflammatory response.
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Response rates from 202 Auburn voters.
34% Yes |
66% No |
34% Yes |
53% No |
13% No, I think businesses should require vaccination but not by government mandate |
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Trend of how important this issue is for 202 Auburn voters.
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Unique answers from Auburn voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9V7W95R2mos2MO
Legislation to have business that don’t require vaccination for all their employees declare it for the safety of clients
@92LTWLD3yrs3Y
Yes, but people who have religious beliefs that don't allow it should be excluded.
@9ZM933G2wks2W
NO ONE should be forced medical treatments for employment. NO ONE!!! Government should not be making business the big bad daddy in this. It should be choice of the business owner and its employees, not the government to find tactics to coerce and enforce something you want but the people do not!!! You are looking for ways to cripple people who do not deserve it.
The same typical, government breaks your legs, gives you a wheelchair and tells you how lucky you are to have a wheelchair! It should be illegal for government to coerce by any means!!! Anyone government official who even suggests another company should be considered as a tool for coercion should be sacked for even thinking on treating its people as further guinea pigs.
@9ZLYK7F2wks2W
A risk-based approach should be taken to the question of required vaccinations, as determined by the business.
@9VYT3NC2mos2MO
Especially now that Covid-19 has decreased the vaccine should not be mandatory as the vaccine has shown to have ever lasting problems on people, some of the problems are small whilst others are life-threatening. The goverment should not require the empolyees of large businesses to be vaccinated if they don't want to.
@9RYW4ZS4mos4MO
I think it’s up to the individual but I think more research should be done on the disease itself before stamping of vaccination
@9MYFHGP6mos6MO
Yes, unless they can provide a genuine reason supported by their doctor as to why they cannot get the vaccine.
@9KB5C5Y9mos9MO
No but they should sign a form about taking responsibility for potential harm caused to their peers.
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