Politics and confidence toward the COVID-19 vaccination: A Brazilian cross-sectional study

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Table 1. Sample characteristics.

Questions	%
1) The level of confidence in the following vaccines:	1 - Null	2 - Low	3 - Moderate	4 - High	5 - Very High
Oxford/Astrazeneca (UK)	2.2	7.9	27.9	36.9	25.1
Sinovac/Butantan (China)	10.4	15.3	22.7	27.3	24.3
Pfizer (USA and Germany)	2.6	8.1	28.6	33.9	26.8
Moderna (USA)	2.9	11.4	34.4	30.4	20.9
Sinopharm (China)	14.0	22.2	28.4	19.6	15.7
Sputinik5 (Russia)	10.4	27.0	32.5	19.0	11.1
Covaxx e Novavax (USA)	3.7	14.3	37.9	26.1	18.0
Janssen (Belgium)	4.5	16.0	37.1	24.6	17.7
2) Degree of influence on the decision to take or not take the COVID-19 vaccine based on:	1 - Null	2 - Low	3 - Moderate	4 - High	5 - Very High
Country of Origin	28.8	17.0	20.8	17.5	15.9
Research Institute or Enterprise of Origin	14.9	11.2	21.3	29.3	23.3
Vaccine Production speed	14.4	15.8	30.7	22.2	16.8
Vaccine tests speed	8.9	13.1	27.8	27.8	22.3
Lack of information about the vaccine	5.8	10.3	16.6	24.3	43.0
Vaccine efficacy (% of immunization)	3.5	7.4	17.0	27.1	45.0
3) In the presence of a COVID-19 vaccine, would you be willing to take it?	Yes	No	Maybe	4) Political Positioning:
	70.9	7.8	21.2	1	2.9
				2	17.8
				3	24.6
5) In the last presidential election (2018), did you vote for the president who eventually won that election?	Yes	No		4	27.0
	33.7	66.3		5	14.7
				6	9.6
				7	3.4

Figure 1. (a). Confidence level in the vaccine x political position x influence factors of taking or not the vaccine.

Figure 2. (b). Confidence level in the vaccines.

Figure 3. Influence factors of taking or not the vaccine.

Figure 4. (d). Vote in the actual president in the last election x political position x influence factors of taking or not the vaccine.