Forty-eight percent (48%) of voters believe private businesses should be allowed to decide whether or not their customers are required to wear masks. A Ballotpedia survey found that 47% disagree and 5% are not sure. There is a strong partisan divide on this question.

48% of voters believe businesses can decide whether their customers must wear masks

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Pollster, political analyst and author Scott Rasmussen explores interesting and newsworthy topics at the intersection of culture, politics, and technology with his Number of the Day. Taking the temperature on American sentiment, he gives you numbers and context behind them to gauge how politicians and issues are faring in the public eye so you can make up your own mind. Subscribe today to Just the Polls with Scott Rasmussen.

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48% of voters believe businesses can decide whether their customers must wear masks

48% of voters believe businesses can decide whether their customers must wear masks