We have two pre-prints out about political psychology during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The first one concerns how personality, the Big five, relates to trust in the government and health authorities, in predicting compliance with recommendations to contain the spread of the virus. It can be found here.
The second one concerns how different aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic elicit different emotions, anger, fear and anxiety, which in turn influence policy support and political actions. It can be found here.