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Received COVID-19 vaccine: Respondents were then asked a series of questions regarding COVID-19 and the
pandemic. The first set of questions asked whether or not adults and eligible children in the household received the
COVID-19 vaccine. This data is displayed in Exhibit 39. Most respondents said all of the eligible children and adults in
their household had received the COVID-19 vaccine. The second highest category for adults was some having received
the COVID-19 vaccine, while the second highest category for children was none having received the COVID-19 vaccine.
These results are the same as the overall report.
Exhibit 39. Received COVID-19 vaccine
Notes: Greatest percentage of adults and children and teens vaccinated shaded in blue.
Proportion of adults and children and teens vaccinated presented as a percentage (%).
Percentage of Responses
Adults (18+) Children and Teens (5-17)
Total
(%) (%)
All 93.3 65.4
Some 5.5 8.5
None 1.2 26.1
Total Number of Responses 1426 353
Planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine: If respondents answered no to either adults or children having received the
COVID-19 vaccine, they were then asked if the adults or children in their household plan to receive the COVID-19
vaccine. The results from this question are shown in Exhibit 40. This data indicated that the majority of respondents plan
to have the children and/or teens (5-17) in their household receive the COVID-19, followed by maybe. However, the
majority of respondents stated the adults in their household did not plan to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, followed by
maybe. Once again, these results are identical to those from the overall report.
Exhibit 40. Planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Notes: Greatest percentage of adults and children and teens vaccinated shaded in blue.
Proportion of adults and children and teens vaccinated presented as a percentage (%).
Percentage of Responses
Adults (18+) Children and Teens (5-17)
Total
(%) (%)
Yes 11.2 44.5
No 47.2 22.6
Maybe 41.6 32.9
Total Number of Responses 89 155
COVID-19 vaccine concerns: Respondents were then asked to select any concerns they have regarding the COVID-19
vaccine for both adults (18+) and children and teens (5-17). This data is displayed in Exhibit 41. The most commonly cited
concerns for both adults and children and teens were believing the COVID-19 vaccine will be harmful or cause side
effects, other concerns not listed, and medical conditions, respectively.
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