State Lessons in Vaccine Rollouts – Wall Street Journal

Some six weeks after the first shipments, the U.S. has administered some 53% of distributed vaccines. The gap continues to grow between states that are getting shots into arms, and those arguing over who gets what and when. North Dakota had administered some 84% of its supply as of Jan. 23, and West Virginia about 83%—far better than states like California (45%) or Alabama (47%). Federalism is showing what works—and what doesn’t. Comment: Illinois is currently at 48.2%
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Freddy
5 years ago

On the evening news with Lester Holt reported that by the end of next week West Virginia will have administered the 2nd dose to all residents in LTC facilities.
Are Illinois politicians even aware that there are LTC facilities here.

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