As if this wasn't to be expected?

Vaccination Rollout: Red States Outpace Blue States
Under Republican leadership, distribution has been faster and more efficient.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), for example, West Virginia has delivered twice as many full (two-dose)vaccinations per 100,000 residents than has California. 

West Virginia is no outlier. As of this writing, the CDC reports that, under the leadership of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, Florida has delivered more full vaccines (6,896 per 100,000) than have perennial blue states like New York (6,004 per 100,000), New Jersey (5,746 per 100,000), Massachusetts (5,335 per 100,000), Illinois (4,422 per 100,000), Michigan (6,485 per 100,000), Minnesota (6,105 per 100,000), Washington (5,402 per 100,000), Oregon (6,302 per 100,000), and of course California (4,997 per 100,000). Only three blue states have managed to outpace Florida on vaccine distribution per 100,000 residents: New Mexico (9,289 per 100,000), Connecticut (7,595 per 100,000), and Vermont (7,214 per 100,000).

The best-performing state in the union is Alaska, the only state to exceed more than 11,000 full vaccines per 100,000 residents. This is no mean accomplishment considering its geographic and transportation challenges:

Bigger than Texas, California and Montana combined, Alaska is a vast, sparsely populated, and largely roadless state, with only a handful of main arteries. To distribute vaccines, doctors and nurses statewide have had to rely on a wide range of transportation modes.… Alaska’s vaccine process is distinct from other states, in that it’s built on an existing immunization program (used predominantly for flu and childhood vaccines) that allows the state to redistribute doses.

South Dakota’s GOP Gov. Kristi Noem, like her Republican counterpart in Alaska, began planning for the rollout early and didn’t try to reinvent the wheel. Instead of improvising a slapdash distribution system using the bureaucrats of the county health departments, or relying on federal “help,” Gov. Noem took advantage of the management expertise and decision-making processes already in place in its existing private health-care systems. Consequently, South Dakota has reached 8,559 complete vaccinations per 100,000 residents, far ahead of its upper Midwest counterparts.

Like everything else associated with problematic issues with Democratic leadership, the left will demand that things are always more difficult in those blue states, because of all that urban plight and minorities who apparently are harder to govern. Whether it be explaining away why states like New York and California top the list in Covid deaths (in spite of god-like Governors) or whether it be explaining away a huge employment gap between red states (where unemployment has not suffered nearly as much) and blue states (which average a full two percent higher unemployment rate) or whatever, there is always an excuse.

As President Joe Biden clearly told us, Blacks and Hispanic have a problem being able to figure out how to get on-line. If you are not technologically savvy enough to use the internet, then how can you figure out where to go to get immunized. Makes you wonder how we ever figured these things out before Al Gore invented the thing?  Obviously none of this is not the fault of Democrats running their state, even though technically those same politicians would be responsible for the schooling that these minorities are provided (which apparently does not include helping them with that new fangled internet thing). 

Either way, the fact is that once again your liberal Democrat heavy handed Governors are struggling to keep up with their Republican counterparts.