Tracking coronavirus vaccinations in California
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Experts say about 85% of Americans will need to be vaccinated to bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control. This page tracks California’s progress toward that goal using data from state and federal authorities.
Vaccination totals
So far, 66.2% of residents have received at least one dose, about 25.9 million people.
Among all Californians, 59.5% are fully vaccinated, meaning they have either received both shots of a two-dose regimen from Pfizer or Moderna, or the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
To date, 48,050,030 shots of have been given out to Californians across the state. Over the last seven days, an average of 58,819 doses per day have been administered.
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Vaccinations by county
The state health department publishes a breakdown of the number of residents fully and partially vaccinated in all 58 counties.
The sum of doses administered by county is less than the statewide total. Officials say this is because the grand total includes residents of other states who have been given doses while working or quarantining in California. California Department of Public HealthVaccinations by ZIP Code
Each week, the state public health department publishes the latest vaccination numbers for 1,606 ZIP Codes statewide.
Percentage of residents with at least one dose
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Vaccinations by company
According to federal data that updates at a slower pace, the shot manufactured by Pfizer-BioNTech represents the lion’s share of vaccinations in the state.
Vaccinations by demographic
Officials have assigned every California ZIP Code a community health score by combining a variety of economic and social indicators.
Comparing the health of communities against vaccination rates shows a wide gap, with the most disadvantaged areas 18 percentage points behind the highest ranking areas.
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Vaccinations by state
Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show how the vaccine rollout is progressing nationwide. The numbers vary slightly from those reported by the state of California.
In California, 71.3% of the population has received at least one dose, which ranks 13th out of all states and territories. Nationwide, 388,567,109 doses have been administered, with 64.1% of Americans receiving a first dose.