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States have been slow to order allotted vaccine doses, spurring calls for new approach Isaac Stanley-Becker © Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images Teenagers serving as covid-19 student ambassadors join Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to get inoculated with the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine this week. (Photo by Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images) States have delayed ordering hundreds of thousands of vaccine doses available to them even as coronavirus outbreaks escalate a sign the nation is moving past its supply pinch and now faces more acute challenges related to demand, staffing and inoculation of hard-to-reach populations. The question that defined the early weeks of the vaccine rollout was why states were taking so long to administer the doses they got from the federal government. Four months into the effort, what’s most mystifying is the number of states waiting to order all the doses they’ve been allotted, based on their adult populations and the supplies available that

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