One COVID-19 vaccine dose given to 74% of Delaware residents by end of June

By First State Times

Across Delaware, 74 percent of residents have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine by the end of June, according to the State of Delaware.

The number of people who got at least one COVID-19 shot increased by 0.4 percent from the month before.

Roughly 65 percent of Delaware's population has received two doses of COVID-19 vaccine.

A state of emergency declared by Governor John C. Carney in early 2022 requiring indoor masking in schools expired at the beginning of March.

The recent surge of the Omicron COVID-19 variant caused “an unpleasant mixture of dread, fatigue and deja vu” almost two years into the pandemic, according to a report from McKinsey & Company.

Past data is continually updated by the State's health department.

Delaware Vaccination Rates of At Least One Dose By Month

Month	Vaccination Rate of At Least One Dose
June	709,814
May	707,130
April	703,768
March	700,047
February	696,135
January	685,194
December 2021	662,126
November 2021	633,559
October 2021	599,799
September 2021	580,701
August 2021	561,037
July 2021	532,400
June 2021	510,741
May 2021	484,482
April 2021	422,898
March 2021	298,900
February 2021	138,451
January 2021	86,124
December 2020	11,368