Covid-19 Vaccinations

Vaccinations - Death Rates

Death rate - vaccination rate chart
Death Rates since 50% of the United States had at least 1 dose of a vaccine in August 2021 plotted against the number of people with no vaccination as of October 2023, when COVID was no longer considered a National emergency.

USA State Cumulative
10/20/23 Cumulative
08/01/21 Aug ‘21-
Oct ‘23 % no
vaccination

Alabama 4311 2399 1912 36%

Alaska 2030 540 1490 28%

Arizona 4640 2536 2104 24%

Arkansas 4389 2136 2253 31%

California 2664 1636 1028 15%

Colorado 2671 1265 1406 18%

Connecticut 3465 2330 1135 5%

Delaware 3580 1886 1694 14%

District Of
Columbia 2032 1629 403 5%

Florida 4264 1890 2374 19%

Georgia 4075 2070 2005 33%

Hawaii 1452 387 1065 10%

Idaho 3068 1256 1812 37%

Illinois 3315 2059 1256 22%

Indiana 3986 2099 1887 36%

Iowa 3422 1968 1454 30%

Kansas 3511 1848 1663 25%

Kentucky 4294 1662 2632 32%

Louisiana 4142 2478 1664 38%

Maine 2337 673 1664 31%

Maryland 2823 1635 1188 10%

Massachusetts 3626 2632 994 5%

Michigan 4348 2131 2217 5%

Minnesota 2755 1387 1368 23%

Mississippi 4527 2608 1919 39%

Missouri 3711 1736 1975 32%

Montana 3473 1619 1854 33%

Nebraska 2617 1182 1435 28%

Nevada 3948 2000 1948 22%

New Hampshire 2296 1026 1270 15%

New Jersey 4091 3005 1086 7%

New Mexico 4405 2120 2285 8%

New York 4015 2798 1217 7%

North Carolina 2771 1318 1453 11%

North Dakota 3298 2027 1271 32%

Ohio 3638 1764 1874 35%

Oklahoma 4083 1919 2164 27%

Oregon 2263 696 1567 20%

Pennsylvania 4021 2192 1829 12%

Rhode Island 3933 2590 1343 5%

South Carolina 3945 1950 1995 30%

South Dakota 3652 2318 1334 19%

Tennessee 4370 1895 2475 36%

Texas 3282 1879 1403 25%

Utah 1696 788 908 26%

Vermont 1489 423 1066 5%

Virginia 2782 1361 1421 11%

Washington 2121 826 1295 16%

West Virginia 4602 1661 2941 33%

Wisconsin 2878 1429 1449 26%

Wyoming 3558 1370 2188 40%

There are 2 common statistical measures of correlation.
Correlation is defined as a statistic that helps to measure the degree of movement of two variables in relation to one other.
R-squared helps to understand how the extent of variance of a variable can help to explain the variance of the other variable.
They both vary from +/- 0 to 1.
.54 is moderate correlation. R-squared is lower in this case.

USA State	Cumulative 10/20/23	Cumulative 08/01/21	Aug ‘21- Oct ‘23	% no vaccination
Alabama	4311	2399	1912	36%
Alaska	2030	540	1490	28%
Arizona	4640	2536	2104	24%
Arkansas	4389	2136	2253	31%
California	2664	1636	1028	15%
Colorado	2671	1265	1406	18%
Connecticut	3465	2330	1135	5%
Delaware	3580	1886	1694	14%
District Of Columbia	2032	1629	403	5%
Florida	4264	1890	2374	19%
Georgia	4075	2070	2005	33%
Hawaii	1452	387	1065	10%
Idaho	3068	1256	1812	37%
Illinois	3315	2059	1256	22%
Indiana	3986	2099	1887	36%
Iowa	3422	1968	1454	30%
Kansas	3511	1848	1663	25%
Kentucky	4294	1662	2632	32%
Louisiana	4142	2478	1664	38%
Maine	2337	673	1664	31%
Maryland	2823	1635	1188	10%
Massachusetts	3626	2632	994	5%
Michigan	4348	2131	2217	5%
Minnesota	2755	1387	1368	23%
Mississippi	4527	2608	1919	39%
Missouri	3711	1736	1975	32%
Montana	3473	1619	1854	33%
Nebraska	2617	1182	1435	28%
Nevada	3948	2000	1948	22%
New Hampshire	2296	1026	1270	15%
New Jersey	4091	3005	1086	7%
New Mexico	4405	2120	2285	8%
New York	4015	2798	1217	7%
North Carolina	2771	1318	1453	11%
North Dakota	3298	2027	1271	32%
Ohio	3638	1764	1874	35%
Oklahoma	4083	1919	2164	27%
Oregon	2263	696	1567	20%
Pennsylvania	4021	2192	1829	12%
Rhode Island	3933	2590	1343	5%
South Carolina	3945	1950	1995	30%
South Dakota	3652	2318	1334	19%
Tennessee	4370	1895	2475	36%
Texas	3282	1879	1403	25%
Utah	1696	788	908	26%
Vermont	1489	423	1066	5%
Virginia	2782	1361	1421	11%
Washington	2121	826	1295	16%
West Virginia	4602	1661	2941	33%
Wisconsin	2878	1429	1449	26%
Wyoming	3558	1370	2188	40%

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