June is here, many more places are reopening and CDC guidelines are shifting. According to a Realtime Research survey by Invisibly that polled 1277 people, public sentiment on the trustworthiness of the CDC has changed.

Here’s what Invisibly learned:

• 33% of people think the information given by the CDC is completely untrustworthy compared to 23% in July 2020, and only a slight majority of respondents think the CDC is trustworthy.
• 18-24 years old were most likely to trust CDC guidelines, but only at 58%.
• 50% of women trust the CDC, compared to 38% of men and 22% of non-binary respondents.

 

 

You can see the full report and all data here (this is only part of it). If you’d like to learn more, I’m happy to connect you with regular media contributor Dr. Don Vaughn Ph.D. Head of Product at Invisibly for a phone, zoom/skype or email interview.