This online poll was created on 26.01.2022 and has collected 148 votes so far.
It includes 1 votes from registered users and 147 from guests,
along with 0 comments. This poll covers the following topics: Covid.
This public survey presents the following answer options:
Yes - 82 votes (55.4%)
No - 66 votes (44.6%)
In the poll "Are You Vaccinated?", the most selected option is "Yes".
It received 82 votes (55.4% of the total).
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The platform includes measures to prevent automated or fraudulent voting.
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Methodology
Sample size: 148 votes Registered users: 1 Guests: 147 Time period: since 2022-01-26 Available filters: country, age, gender, registration status Current view: all users
Results reflect the activity of users on Referendum.social and may not represent the general population.
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What do the polls say about "Are You Vaccinated?"
This online poll was created on 26.01.2022 and has collected 148 votes so far. It includes 1 votes from registered users and 147 from guests, along with 0 comments. This poll covers the following topics: Covid.
This public survey presents the following answer options:
In the poll "Are You Vaccinated?", the most selected option is "Yes". It received 82 votes (55.4% of the total).
Voting is anonymous, and results cannot be influenced by administrators or site owners. The platform includes measures to prevent automated or fraudulent voting.
This platform is intended for users aged 18 and over. We do not knowingly collect or process data from individuals under 18 years of age.
Methodology
Sample size: 148 votes
Registered users: 1
Guests: 147
Time period: since 2022-01-26
Available filters: country, age, gender, registration status
Current view: all users
Results reflect the activity of users on Referendum.social and may not represent the general population. Filters can be applied to analyze specific groups.