New Mexico leads the country with 41.4% of the state’s adults having received at least one dose, while Georgia is in last place at just 23.6%.
Over 30% of American adults are at least partially vaccinated against the coronavirus, but some states have immunized a greater share of their populations than others — here are the 16 states that have surged ahead and put shots into more than a third of their adult residents’ arms: 79.2 million. That’s the number of American adults who have received at least one coronavirus vaccine dose as of Saturday, about 30.7% of the total adult population. Some 16.7% of adults are fully vaccinated, meaning they’ve either received two doses of Pfizer or Moderna’s vaccines or one dose of Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot vaccine.
