April 7, 2020: If infected by the coronavirus, 30% of registered voters nationwide are not confident they could receive appropriate medical treatment. That total includes 20% who are Not Very Confident and 10% who are Not at All Confident about access to treatment.^[1]

At the other end of the spectrum, a Scott Rasmussen national survey found 66% are confident they could receive appropriate treatment. That total includes 27% who are Very Confident and 37% who are Somewhat Confident.^[1]

Confidence is lowest in urban areas and highest in the suburbs.

Among those living in urban areas, 58% have at least some confidence that they could receive appropriate treatment while 37% do not have such confidence.^[1]

In the suburbs, 70% are confident while 26% are not.^[1]

As for Americans living in rural areas, 66% have confidence that they could receive treatment while 31% do not.^[1]

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