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And Democratic voters were about twice as likely as Republicans to worry that they or someone they knew could catch the virus, the poll found. Sixty-three percent of Republican voters said they were relatively unconcerned.
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But as businesses close and the stock market craters, some persuadable voters may lose their main rationale for backing the president, even if they do not directly blame him for the virus’s spread.

Afraid of Coronavirus? That Might Say Something About Your Politics (Published 2020)
Polls show that how much voters worry about the outbreak depends on their political views, to a degree that’s unusual for a national crisis.
But as businesses close and the stock market craters, some persuadable voters may lose their main rationale for backing the president, even if they do not directly blame him for the virus’s spread.