Poll: Americans are restarting pre-coronavirus daily activities

By the numbers: Around 75% of respondents who frequented restaurants or bars before the pandemic said they will return to those businesses, up from around 50% a year ago.

• Around 66% of people who used to travel at least monthly before the pandemic said they will go on a trip in the next few weeks.
• Only 21% of people who responded to the survey said they were very or extremely worried about coronavirus infections in their inner circle.
• 37% said they always wear a mask when they were around people outside their households, down from 65% in late February 2021.
• 40% said they were extremely or very likely to wear a mask for indoor activities outside their homes, while just 28% said the same about outdoor activities.
• Around 40% also said they were comfortable with the pace at which their area was reopening, though 34% said they thought restrictions in their area were being lifted too quickly.

The big picture: The U.S. reported a little over 10,000 new COVID-19 cases and 281 deaths on Thursday, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

• The country has administered a total of 315 million vaccine doses as of Thursday, according to Bloomberg's tracker. 53% of Americans have received at least one dose, and 44.5% have been fully vaccinated.

Methodology: This AP-NORC poll of 1,125 adults was conducted June 10-14 using a sample designed to be representative of the U.S. population. The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 4.2 percentage points.