
More doses, fewer 'blind spots': What states say they want from the federal government on vaccines
CNN
The Covid-19 vaccine rollout started as a trickle. But the pace has steadily picked up each week, more than tripling in the first month under the Trump administration and reaching President Joe Biden's goal of 1.5 million shots per day just about three weeks into his term.
But some aspects of the federal rollout plan leave states wanting more. CNN recently reached out directly to all 50 states to understand any roadblocks or speed bumps they've experienced throughout the vaccine rollout. For states that did not respond, CNN also tracked recent public statements by governors and state health department leaders.More Related News

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