A recent poll of Americans conducted by the Trafalgar Group revealed that 57% believe they have less personal freedoms today, than they did before the COVID pandemic started.

During the poll conducted from between June 23 and June 25, people were asked “Do you believe Americans have as much personal freedom today as we did before the COVID-19 [Chinese coronavirus] pandemic?”

Only 36% of respondents stated that their freedoms were the same as before the pandemic, and 6.1% responded that they weren’t sure.

READ: Poll: 57 Percent of Americans Believe They Have Less Personal Freedom Today than Before Coronavirus 

New @trafalgar_group @COSProject national #poll of likely ‘22 general election voters conducted 6/23-25 shows over 57% of Americans believe that they have less personal freedom today than before COVID pandemic. Report: https://t.co/rYBUhCQNml pic.twitter.com/pzU5ToNxBw

— Robert C. Cahaly (@RobertCahaly) July 1, 2021

On a related poll of New Yorkers. READ: Poll: Majority of New York Voters Prefer ‘Someone Else’ to Andrew Cuomo Winning Re-Election