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The share of U.S. adults who want to get the vaccine as soon as possible has increased since December among Black, Hispanic, and White adults alike, and the share who say they want to “wait and see” how it works for other people has declined among Black and White adults.

However, Black adults (43%) and Hispanic adults (37%) remain significantly more likely than White adults (26%) to say they want to “wait and see,” while White adults (53%) are more likely to say they have already been vaccinated or want the vaccine “as soon as possible” compared Black or Hispanic adults (35% and 42%, respectively).

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