Most (58%) support governments requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination for international travelers, with three-quarters of Democrats (77%) and two in five Republicans (41%) in consensus. This is the most popular case for vaccine passports among Republicans, but half (48%) still oppose it. Also on the subject of travel, about half of Americans (53%) support airlines that want to require proof of vaccination for travel. Three-quarters of Democrats (73%) support it, compared to 35% of Republicans.
Americans tend to support companies that want to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for employees to return to the workplace (46% favor, 39% oppose) or sports arenas that think a vaccine passport is necessary to attend games (45% vs 38%). Americans are split on whether or not schools should require COVID-19 vaccine proof from students (41% vs 39%) or entertainment venues like movie theaters or concert halls (41% vs 40%).
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