COVID-19 vaccine: How many coronavirus vaccines have been administered in your state?

LOS ANGELES – As the COVID-19 vaccines are starting to be administered across the country and around the world, we have created an interactive tool to help you find out how many doses of vaccine have been distributed and administered in your state.

These numbers come from the CDC and are updated from Monday to Friday. These counts may differ from individual state counts due to the delay in reporting.

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Across the United States, where the outbreak has entered its most lethal phase and the death toll has risen to around 375,000, politicians and health officials have complained in recent days that many shots have not been used on the shelves due to over-stickiness strict to federal guidelines that put about 24 million health workers and nursing home residents on the front lines.

Experts say that up to 85% of the population will have to be inoculated to obtain “herd immunity” and beat the outbreak.

Many states are responding by paving the way for others and accelerating the pace of vaccinations, in some cases offering 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.