The observation area at the Lumen Field vaccination site. (MyNorthwest photo)
Washingtonians received congratulatory words from senior White House advisor Andy Slavitt on Sunday, praising the state for becoming the 11th state to have 70% of adults receive at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose. But those metrics don’t match the 63% mark the state is reporting, and that discrepancy isn’t likely to resolve itself for awhile.
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So why the difference? Washington state is using the 2020 population from its own Office of Financial Management, which officials say is more accurate than the 2019 population
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