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Selected Media coverage of our research

These Republicans torpedoed vaccine edicts — then slipped in the polls

Politico, October 2021

By Lisa Kashinsky

The Unvaccinated May Not Be Who You Think

The New York Times, October 2021

By Zeynep Tufekci

Governor’s Race Puts Mask and Vaccines Mandates to a Political Test

The New York Times, October 2021

By Tracey Tully

Stop Calling It a ‘Pandemic of the Unvaccinated’

The Atlantic, September 2021

By Yasmin Tayag

Only Facebook knows the extent of its misinformation problem. And it’s not sharing, even with the White House

Washington Post, August 2021

By Elizabeth Dwoskin, Cat Zakrzewski, Tyler Pager

We Need to Understand the Difference Between Isolation and Loneliness

New York Times, August 2021

 By Kim Tingley

‘Everybody I Know Is Pissed Off’: New polling data paint a more complicated picture about the next phase of the pandemic

The Atlantic, August 2021

By Ronald Brownstein

Why no one really knows how bad Facebook’s vaccine misinformation problem is

Vox News, August 2021

By Shirin Ghaffary 

This survey asked people to identify false claims about the coronavirus vaccine. 1 in 5 Americans got at least 1 answer wrong

Boston Globe, August 2021

By Martin Finucane 

Mellman: Your rights and my nose

The Hill, August 2021

 By Mark Mellman

Americans Are In Favor Of Vaccine Mandates. But Support Is Driven Mainly By Those Who Have Already Gotten The Jab

FiveThirtyEight, August 2021

By Nathaniel Rakich 

25% of people who rely on Facebook for news say they won't get a COVID-19 shot — slightly more than Fox News viewers, a survey suggests

 Business Insider, July 2021

 By  Isobel Asher Hamilton

Vaccine mandates are popular

AXIOS, July 2021

By Caitlin Owens

Let’s Keep the Vaccine Misinformation Problem in Perspective

WIRED, July 2021

By Gilad Edelman

People are more anti-vaccine if they get their covid news from Facebook than from Fox News, data shows.

Washington Post, Monkey Cage, July 2021

By David Lazer, Jon Green, Katherine Ognyanova, Matthew Baum, Jennifer LIn, James Druckman, Roy Perlis, Mauricio Santillana, Matthew Simonson, Ata Uslu.

Pandemic lab: The loneliest Americans aren't reconnecting

The Washington Post, July 2021

By Christopher Shea

Social isolation in the U.S. rose even as the crisis began to subside, new research shows

The New York Times, July 2021

By Reed Abelson

Poll Shows Parents Are Reluctant to Get Their Children Vaccinated for Covid-19

The New York Times, May 2021

By Jan Hoffman

The good news: Our region has the highest vaccination rates in the country.
The bad news: We can’t secede

The Boston Globe, May 2021

by Yvonne Abraham

Blue-state Republicans slump without Trump as foil

Politico, March 2021

by Stephanie Murray

Governors' Long Honeymoon of COVID Approval Ratings Is Coming to an End

Newsweek, March 2021

by Darragh Roche

Survey finds declining approval for Governor Baker’s handling of pandemic

Boston Globe, March 2021

by Martin Finucane

Looking Back On The Pandemic's Start And Forward To When It May End

NPR, January 2021

by Allison Aubrey 

Mask-Wearing, Social Distancing Improve, But Too Slowly, Survey Shows

NPR, January 2021

by Rob Stein

Social Distancing Plummeted In Lead-Up To Fall Surge, Survey Finds

NPR, December 2020

by Rob Stein

New Survey Shows How Effects Of COVID-19 Got So Bad In The U.S.

NPR, December 2020

by Rob Stein

Glaring omission from Biden’s Covid-19 task force: mental health expertise

STAT, November 2020

by Roy Perlis, Matthew Baum, and Katherine Ognyanova

New survey tracks rise in activities that spread COVID-19 in Massachusetts

Boston Globe, November 2020

by Laura Crimaldi

These nine swing states will see the biggest ‘blue shift’ as ballots are counted after the election

Washington Post, October 2020

by David Lazer, Jonathan Green, Matthew Baum, Alexi Quintana, Katherine Ognyanova, Adina Gitomer, James Druckman, Matthew Simonson, Hanyu Chwe, Roy Perlis, Jennifer Lin, and Mauricio Santillana

Coronavirus Test Results Are Still Taking Too Long, A Survey Shows

NPR, All Things Considered, October 2020

by Rob Stein

Actually, We Will Know a Lot on Election Night 

The Wall Street Journal, September 2020

by Nathaniel Persily and Charles Stewart III

 Young People More Likely to Believe Virus Misinformation, Study Says
The New York Times, September 2020
by Adam Satariano

 Polls show trust in scientific, political institutions eroding
The Hill, September 2020
by Reid Wilson

 The US Is Disastrously Behind in Covid-19 Testing. Again.
WIRED, August 2020
by Megan Molteni

 

‘It’s Like Having No Testing’: Coronavirus Test Results Are Still Delayed
The New York Times, August 2020
by Sarah Mervosh and Manny Fernandez

 Will Texas Shut Down Again Amid Surge in Covid-19 Cases?
The Wall Street Journal, July 2020
by Elizabeth Findell

How a Public Health Crisis Becomes a Public Trust Crisis
RealClearPolitics, July 2020
by Matthew A. Baum, David Lazer, Alexi Quintana, Roy Perlis, Katherine Ognyanova, James N. Druckman, John Della Volpe and Mauricio Santillana

Americans Increasingly Dislike How Republican Governors Are Handling The Coronavirus Outbreak
FiveThirtyEight, July 2020
by Geoffrey Skelley

 COVID-19 in Arizona: Mayors urge Ducey to impose statewide restrictions 

Cronkite News Arizona PBS, July 2020 

by Frankie McLister 

 

A Hasty ‘Reopening’ Is Not a Good Political Move for Governors 

Intelligencer, July 2020 

by Ed Kilgore 

 Voters are figuring out who’s responsible for the mess we’re in  

Washington Post, July 2020 

by Jennifer Rubin 

A new poll tells us a lot about how you feel about the coronavirus
Boston Globe, May 2020
by Dan  McGowan 

Most Americans Haven’t Stopped Trusting Scientists
FiveThirtyEight, May 2020
by Maggie Koerth

Survey: Ohio and Kentucky governors are the most popular during the pandemic
USA Today, May 2020
by Scott Wartman

These three governors are reopening their states faster than their voters want
Washington Post Monkey Cage, April 2020
by  Matthew A. Baum, Katherine Ognyanova, and David Lazer 

Governors in all 50 states get better marks than Trump for COVID response 

The Hill, April 2020

by Reid Wilson

GOP governors who took the coronavirus seriously saw a huge polling bump. Trump didn't and is tanking
Business Insider, April 2020
by John Haltiwanger 

The COVID-19 Consortium for Understanding the Public’s Policy Preferences Across States


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