Association of cumulative vaccine coverage (measured as the proportion of person-days a population was fully vaccinated between March 15, 2021, and July 31, 2022) with pre-COVID-19 state and health-system characteristics that were significantly associated with cumulative age-adjusted death rates and cumulative infection rates. For panels A–D, the fitted simple linear regression is shown and p values reflect the statistical significance of the relationship between the pre-COVID-19 factor and vaccine coverage. Initials identify each US state, and the size of a bubble reflects the standardised cumulative death rate for the same period. For panels E–G, states shown in blue voted for the Democratic Party's presidential candidate in 2020, while states shown in red voted for the Republican Party's presidential candidate in 2020; linear relationships between key health system variables and vaccine coverage (and corresponding p values) are shown separately for states that voted for the Democratic (blue) or Republican (red) presidential candidates in 2020. HAQ=Healthcare Access and Quality.
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