Before revision:  Our results suggest that before the OuAA campaign stay-at-home orders were effective in decreasing time spent at retail recreation places and in increasing time spent at home. These stay-at-home orders were less effective in more conservative counties. We further find that the OuAA campaign significantly increased time spent at retail recreation places and decreased time spent at home particularly in conservative counties .
After revision:  Our results suggest that before the OuAA campaign stay-at-home orders were effective in decreasing time spent at retail brought down time spent in retail and recreation businesses by about 27\% for typical conservative and liberal counties. However, after the launch of OuAA campaign, the time spent at retail recreation places and decreased time spent at home particularly in conservative counties .