Figures represent the total number of individuals falling under the three categories of “definitely not,” “probably not,” and “unsure” of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine for Oct. 11.
1. Wyoming – 28.6 percent
2. Oklahoma – 24.1 percent
3. South Dakota – 22.9 percent
4. Louisiana – 22.2 percent
5. Montana – 21.5 percent
6. North Dakota – 21.4 percent
7. South Carolina – 19.5 percent
8. Iowa – 19.4 percent
9. Missouri – 19.4 percent
10. Alabama – 18.8 percent
11. Idaho – 18.8 percent
12. Nebraska – 18.3 percent
13. Kansas – 18.2 percent
14. Mississippi – 18.2 percent
15. Arkansas – 18.1 percent
16. Wisconsin – 17.9 percent
17. Michigan – 17.9 percent
18. Tennessee – 17.6 percent
19. Kentucky – 17.4 percent
20. Ohio – 17.1 percent
21. Pennsylvania – 17.1 percent
22. Illinois – 16.7 percent
23. Alaska – 16.6 percent
24. West Virginia – 16.3 percent
25. Utah – 16 percent
26. Arizona – 15.3 percent
27. Indiana – 14.9 percent
28. North Carolina – 14.8 percent
29. Georgia – 14.5 percent
30. Texas – 13.9 percent
31. Oregon – 13.7 percent
32. Maine – 13.6 percent
33. Florida – 13.5 percent
34. Hawaii – 12.9 percent
35. Nevada – 12.7 percent
36. Delaware – 12 percent
37. Minnesota – 11.8 percent
38. California – 10.5 percent
39. Rhode Island – 10.2 percent
40. Colorado – 9.9 percent
41. Massachusetts – 9.7 percent
42. Washington – 9.6 percent
43. New Mexico – 9.2 percent
44. Connecticut – 8.7 percent
45. New Hampshire – 7.8 percent
46. New York – 7.7 percent
47. Virginia – 7.7 percent
48. Maryland – 7.0 percent
49. New Jersey – 6.2 percent
50. Vermont – 5.9 percent
51. Washington, D.C. – 4.3 percent
