In a Morning Consult poll, 54 percent of regular NFL game attendees said they would be more interested in going to a game this season if all fans were required to present proof of vaccination against COVID-19. That’s nearly three times the share of regular attendees who said they would be less interested in going if vaccinations were required. Twenty-seven percent of regular attendees said a vaccine requirement wouldn’t have any impact on their interest in attending a game.

The Aug. 30-Sept. 2 survey included 552 regular NFL game attendees, or individuals who said they went to at least one game during a typical NFL season prior to the pandemic. The margin of error for this cohort was 4 percentage points.

The survey also found that 30 percent of those regular NFL game attendees said they don’t plan to go to any games this season, though it’s unclear whether or not their plans to stay home are related to the pandemic or concerns about unvaccinated spectators.