The novel coronavirus has spread briskly around the world due to its high level of infectiousness. On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization(WHO) declared the viral outbreak a global pandemic. This paper analyzes recent political innovation taking place within the current COVID-19 climate. To answer this question, we conducted a survey and researched politics prior to the outbreak, during, and hypothesized the effects to come within our future government. Our results showed trivial belief that the United States government lacked the proper vaccine or policies and procedures to combat the reverberations caused by the virus or any form of outbreak despite the use of simulations to prepare. Instead COVID-19 has wreaked havoc amongst the American government. Currently, political officials have begun attempts to repair the damage by conducting a series of bailouts and other incentives. Loss of insurance and increase in unemployment has resulted in the hypothesis that the government will shift from private to public sectors in response to public outrage. It is hoped that this study will awaken American citizens to vote for political officials who will implement policies and procedures that will properly prepare and react to the ongoing and future outbreaks.