In May, one poll from the associated press and the NORC center for public affairs research showed only about half of Americans said they'd get the vaccine, 20 percent said they wouldn't, 31 percent weren't sure.
The most recent National Journal poll asked respondents about the American dream, what it takes to achieve their goals, and whether or not they felt a significant amount of control over their ability to be successful.
In the polls after that debate, Nixon, to the radio audience that only heard him, won by a landslide, but to the polls of the audience that saw debate, Kennedy won by a landslide.
Polls have indicated that some members of the public have concerns about its safety and some question its necessity as more than 99 percent of people who contract corona virus are estimated to survive it.
And polls have shown that a significant number of people don't plan on getting one, because of concerns that the shots aren't safe or necessary as the vast majority of people who get infected with coronavirus survive it.
While the Japanese government has vowed the games will go ahead, a poll in January by public broadcaster NHK found that 77 percent of people in Japan think the games should be cancelled or further postponed.