Of course I think the Washington Post article is a joke; almost everything they write has to be taken as propaganda more than objective.
Thanks for the table, I hadn't looked at it before! With that in view you must be correct and I misapplied that first multiplication of percents. Do you think I am also miscalculating the 10.8%?
"To date, the survey shows about 9 in 10 Democrats and 6 in 10 Republicans have gotten vaccinated. ...
The survey also asked about people’s INTENTIONS, and that’s where the gap grows even more. While 58 percent of vaccinated-but-unboosted Democrats say they will get a booster as soon as they’re able, 18 percent of vaccinated-but-unboosted Republicans say the same."
Or if we look at "intentions" it is more like 18/58:
(6/10*18%)=10.8% vs (9/10*58%)=52.2%. So...5 vs 1?
So, almost 5 Dems will boost until they croak vs 1 Repubs?