South Carolina Coronavirus Vaccination Progress

How is South Carolina progressing in its mission to vaccinate the population? See how many people are fully vaccinated state-wide and parse the numbers by demographics.

Latest update on May 10

How many COVID-19 vaccines has South Carolina administered?

In South Carolina, 3,666,079 people or 71% of the state has received at least one dose.

Overall, 3,091,956 people or 60% of South Carolina's population are considered fully vaccinated.

Additionally, people or <1% of South Carolina's population have recieved a booster dose.

Percent of people receiving vaccines in South Carolina
One dose and incomplete
Two doses or equivalent
Three or more
Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. see more

What is the progress on vaccinations in South Carolina?

In South Carolina, 3,666,079 people or 71% of the population have received at least one dose.

Overall, 3,091,956 people or 60% of South Carolina's population have been fully vaccinated.

Additionally, people or <1% of the population in South Carolina received a booster or similar dose.

Doses delivered and administered in South Carolina as of May 10, 2023

Total number of doses

14,205,395 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered in South Carolina

8,666,603 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in South Carolina

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.

Last updated 10-19

State% of population with at least one dose% fully vaccinated% with booster or additional dose
Alabama64.3%52.5%20.1%
Alaska72%64.4%30.8%
Arizona76.4%63.8%29.4%
Arkansas68.8%56.1%24%
California85.2%74.2%41.5%
Colorado82.2%72.4%40.5%
Connecticut>95%*81.8%44.3%
Delaware86.3%71.8%35.4%
District of Columbia>95%*82.1%37.9%
Florida81.4%68.6%29.4%
Georgia67.3%56.4%23.6%
Hawaii90.2%80.5%46.8%
Idaho63%55.7%26%
Illinois78.1%70.3%39%
Indiana63.6%57.2%28.2%
Iowa69.7%63.5%35.4%
Kansas74.9%64.1%30.3%
Kentucky67.9%58.9%27.7%
Louisiana62.3%54.6%23%
Maine94.6%82.1%48.6%
Maryland90%78.3%43.1%
Massachusetts>95%*82.2%44.8%
Michigan68.6%61.6%35.2%
Minnesota77.5%71%43.4%
Mississippi61.1%53.3%21.4%
Missouri68.2%58%26.5%
Montana67.2%58.4%29.5%
Nebraska72.3%65.3%35.2%
Nevada77.6%62.6%26%
New Hampshire84.8%69.7%35%
New Jersey93.2%77.9%39.4%
New Mexico91.7%73.7%39.1%
New York92.9%79.4%38%
North Carolina89.2%65%19.5%
North Dakota68%57.4%26.7%
Ohio64.9%59.7%33%
Oklahoma73.4%59.4%23.9%
Oregon80.2%71.3%40.6%
Pennsylvania88.5%71.5%32.6%
Rhode Island>95%*86.1%48.8%
South Carolina69.9%59%25.5%
South Dakota81%64.6%29%
Tennessee63.8%55.8%26.2%
Texas75%62.4%23.5%
Utah74.3%65.9%31.7%
Vermont>95%*83.9%54%
Virginia88.9%75.4%39%
Washington83.7%74.8%42.1%
West Virginia66.7%59.1%28.6%
Wisconsin73.9%67.3%39.8%
Wyoming59.8%52.3%24%
Show More
NEWSLETTER
Data delivered to your inbox
Keep up with the latest data and most popular content