Recent Events Flash Wave 28 – June 23, 2022

Wave 28 of our Recent Events Flash Study is now available in your account.

Resonate’s proprietary coronavirus and current events data is released monthly and connected to our core data set with thousands of critical data points. This latest Recent Events Flash Study had approximately 4,000 respondents and was fielded between May 24 - June 7, 2022.

Almost two years into the pandemic, Resonate is continuing to track sentiment of the U.S. population and their experiences with the pandemic and their dynamic positions on everything from vaccine sentiment to mask and vaccine mandates; from overall health concerns to the quality of the economy, all of which will have impact on their day-to-day decisions. 

The PDF guide for Wave 28 that shows all questions and answers is attached.

Here's a list of Flash Attributes that are new in Wave 28:

Political Views

Abortion

• Changed Likelihood to Vote if Roe v Wade is Overturned
  • Much Less Likely
  • Much More Likely
  • No Difference
  • Somewhat Less Likely
  • Somewhat More Likely
• Concern About Overturning Roe v Wade
  • Back-Alley Abortions Leading to a Drastic Increase in Women Dying From Botched Abortions
  • Democrats Mobilizing and Preventing Republicans From Taking Control of Congress in 2022
  • Republicans Winning Control of Congress and Passing a Nationwide Ban on Abortion
  • The Supreme Court Going Further and Allow States to Ban on Contraceptives Like Birth Control and IUDs
  • The Supreme Court Overruling Other Previously Established Rights Including Private Sexual Activity, Same-Sex Marriage, and Interracial Marriage
  • Victims of Rape or Incest Having to Carry Their Rapist's Child to Term
  • None of the Above

Social Justice

Politics

• Opinion on Consumer Brands Supporting BLM
  • Neither Support nor Oppose
  • Oppose
  • Support
• Opinion on Consumer Brands Supporting Pro-Choice Groups
  • Neither Support nor Oppose
  • Oppose
  • Support
• Opinion on Consumer Brands Supporting Ukraine
  • Neither Support nor Oppose
  • Oppose
  • Support