I wonder why Missouri is 50th out of 50 states in providing vaccinations according to the cdc?

Thanks, bad info I suppose.

Ehh, not necessarily bad data...just different ways of interpreting it and reporting it.

I've seen it broken down a bunch of different ways:

-By doses provided to state / doses administered (Missouri is bottom 5 here...this basically means we have vaccines just chillin' waiting for arms. My guess is this means we will be back-burnered for future distribution and more doses will go to states that are more efficient at delivering them which will cause us to fall further behind in general).

-By percent of population to get at least 1 shot (Missouri is bottom 2 here...IMO this highlights issues with expanding distribution outside of front line workers and first responders).

-By percent of population fully vaccinated with 2 shots (This is what PursuitSS is showing...there's nothing wrong with this, but check back on this data in a week and I would bet we fall to the bottom 5. There's a 14 day lag between doses and the other states will have pulled far ahead based on how far they are ahead in the 1-shot category).

We're one of the states with the lowest active case count in the past week, so...

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_casesper100klast7days

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