Partisan Differences in Polarized Vaccination Networks

• In Event: COVID-19, Partisanship, and Public Opinion

Brief Overview

We utilize an original survey dataset (N = 2300) collected in the Summer of 2021 to demonstrate that social networks are polarized in terms of vaccination status and that partisan gaps in vaccine acceptance are largely driven by network contact.

Authors

• Sharif Amlani, University of California-Davis

• Spencer Kiesel, University of California-Davis

• Ross Butters, University of California-Davis

• Christopher Hare, University of California-Davis