Idaho Coronavirus Vaccination Progress

How is Idaho progressing in its mission to vaccinate the population? See how many people are fully vaccinated state-wide, parse the numbers by demographics, and check on evolving eligibility requirements.

Data Updated Jul 28

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How many COVID-19 vaccines has Idaho administered?

In Idaho, 730,907 people or 40% of the state has received at least one dose.

Overall, 665,609 people or 37% of Idaho's population has been fully vaccinated.

Percent of people receiving vaccines in Idaho

Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. see more

What is the progress on vaccinations in Idaho?

Idaho has received 1,737,250 doses so far, administering 78% or 1,367,020 of the doses.

In Idaho, 730,907 people or 40.9% of the population have received at least one dose.

Overall, 665,609 people or 37.25% of Idaho's population have been fully vaccinated.

Doses delivered and administered in Idaho as of July 28, 2021

Total number of doses

1,737,250 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered in Idaho

1,367,020 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Idaho

What percentage of people in each race or ethnic group received the COVID-19 vaccine?

At least one dose (State)

Fully vaccinated (State)

Circle size corresponds to population

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*Some demographic data is missing where it is not available at the state level

IdahoPOP: 1,787,065

DEMOGRAPHIC	POP. WITH AT LEAST ONE DOSE	% OF POP. WITH AT LEAST ONE DOSE	POPULATION FULLY VACCINATED	% OF POP. FULLY VACCINATED

How do COVID-19 vaccinations differ by sex?

At least one dose (State)

Fully vaccinated (State)

Circle size corresponds to population

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*Some demographic data is missing where it is not available at the state level

IdahoPOP: 1,787,065

DEMOGRAPHIC	POP. WITH AT LEAST ONE DOSE	% OF POP. WITH AT LEAST ONE DOSE	POPULATION FULLY VACCINATED	% OF POP. FULLY VACCINATED

Who can get a vaccine in Idaho?

Phase 1

Healthcare personnel (inpatient and outpatient unable to telework)

Home care providers for older adults and people with high-risk medical conditions

Emergency medical services

Long-term care facility residents and staff

Dentists and staff

Pharmacists and staff

Public health and emergency management response workers who are unable to telework

Phase 2.1

First responders (This includes law enforcement officers and dispatchers.)

Pre-K – 12th grade school teachers and staff

Child care staff

Correctional and detention facility staff

Phase 2.2

People 65 and older

Phase 2.3

Food and agriculture workers (including food processing workers; USDA processing plant inspectors; grocery, convenience store, and food pantry workers.)

Idaho National Guard

Essential workers in manufacturing and public transit

U.S. Postal Service workers

Phase 3
- March 29

Individuals 16–64 years of age with high-risk medical conditions

Phase 4
- April 5

General public

WHERE AND HOW TO GET VACCINATED

Compare states' vaccination progress or select a state to see detailed information

Percent of state's population who have received vaccines according to most recent state data.

STATE	% OF POP. WITH AT LEAST ONE DOSE	% OF POP. FULLY VACCINATED	DOSES ADMINISTERED	DOSES DISTRIBUTED	DOSES USED
Alabama	43%	34%	3,557,652	5,031,270	71%
Alaska	51%	45%	694,288	851,265	82%
Arizona	53%	45%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
Arkansas	46%	36%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
California	64%	52%	44,832,247	50,661,395	88%
Colorado	60%	54%	6,438,352	7,201,455	89%
Connecticut	69%	63%	4,570,229	4,900,135	93%
Delaware	60%	52%	1,083,839	1,321,865	82%
District of Columbia	64%	55%	897,468	1,088,465	82%
Florida	57%	49%	22,343,510	25,876,115	86%
Georgia	46%	38%	8,877,174	11,575,865	77%
Hawaii	71%	53%	1,714,187	1,984,960	86%
Idaho	41%	37%	1,367,020	1,737,250	79%
Illinois	62%	48%	13,535,577	15,179,155	89%
Indiana	47%	44%	6,038,913	6,973,270	87%
Iowa	53%	49%	-∞	[object Object]	-∞%
Kansas	53%	45%	2,683,642	3,194,505	84%
Kentucky	52%	45%	4,165,645	4,640,535	90%
Louisiana	41%	37%	3,592,125	4,247,160	85%
Maine	68%	63%	1,660,309	1,902,340	87%
Maryland	64%	59%	-∞	[object Object]	-∞%
Massachusetts	72%	64%	9,102,682	9,964,430	91%
Michigan	53%	49%	9,763,518	11,942,650	82%
Minnesota	59%	54%	6,051,371	6,688,140	90%
Mississippi	39%	34%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
Missouri	48%	41%	5,414,504	6,452,415	84%
Montana	49%	44%	967,066	1,130,745	86%
Nebraska	54%	49%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
Nevada	53%	44%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
New Hampshire	65%	58%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
New Jersey	66%	58%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
New Mexico	65%	57%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
New York	63%	57%	22,820,585	24,861,515	92%
North Carolina	51%	44%	9,658,982	12,049,860	80%
North Dakota	45%	40%	659,829	732,860	90%
Ohio	50%	46%	-∞	-∞	-∞%
Oklahoma	47%	40%	3,430,195	4,124,420	83%
Oregon	60%	56%	4,723,919	5,756,625	82%
Pennsylvania	65%	52%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
Rhode Island	67%	61%	1,322,996	1,555,325	85%
South Carolina	46%	40%	4,379,272	5,496,605	80%
South Dakota	52%	47%	846,690	990,365	85%
Tennessee	44%	39%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
Texas	51%	44%	27,175,812	32,980,075	82%
Utah	52%	45%	2,993,563	3,337,250	90%
Vermont	75%	67%	870,892	945,020	92%
Virginia	61%	54%	9,626,757	10,754,595	90%
Washington	64%	57%	8,957,339	9,671,755	93%
West Virginia	46%	39%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%
Wisconsin	55%	52%	6,135,763	6,331,365	97%
Wyoming	41%	37%	[object Object]	-∞	-∞%

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