Fear of COVID-19 remains paramount to Californians, with a plurality of poll respondents saying it is the most important issue facing California today.
in an effort to slow the spread of the virus, shutting down nonessential workplaces as most school districts in California closed classroom doors.
The survey found that 69% of California adults supported the way Newsom has handled the coronavirus pandemic, compared to 25% who disapproved. Newsom received high marks from Democrats and independents, as well as from a third of Republicans who were surveyed . Newsom’s efforts to deescalate his conflict with Trump, a feud waged throughout the governor’s first year in office, was likely a contributing factor to his increased support, Baldassare said, noting that the governor’s measured approach sent the message that a widespread crisis affecting millions was no time for partisan bickering.
Newsom said last week that Californians have successfully slowed the spread of the coronavirus this spring, allowing the rapid easing of his stay-at-home order and freeing most residents to leave the safety of their homes to venture to salons, shops and restaurants, and in some cases return to work.All but six of California’s 58 counties have been allowed to loosen their coronavirus restrictions.
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