Twenty-four counties in the U.S. have fewer than 30% of their populations with at least one dose against COVID-19, according to data from the CDC.
from KFF have shown that reasons for not being vaccinated included believing the media exaggerates how serious the pandemic is and that getting vaccinated is a personal choice.
“We see the impact of red Americans on COVID outcomes,” Seghal said. “Rural, sparser places are more entrenched ideologically dead In their beliefs against covert actions.”Experts say another reason people in these counties may not haven’t gotten vaccinated is because they live so far apart from others that they don’t feel they are at risk.
She continued, “There's a very good chance that someone there has COVID-19 and if they are not vaccinated, there's a very high chance they could suffer a severe outcome, but the vaccine will protect them.” It’s why Hill said his 16-year-old daughter -- who attends a school in nearby Madison County, where the family lives -- did not tell anyone at her school she was vaccinated.
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