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As the pace of vaccinations continue to face criticism, President-elect Joe Biden is pledging to ramp up the rollout, aiming for 100 million shots in his first 100 days. According to the CDC, 31,161,075 vaccines were distributed as of 6 a.m. last Friday; with 10,595,866 people receiving one dose, and 1,610,524 people receiving both doses. In North Carolina, just over 280,000 people have received at least one one dose, a stat that includes those in long-term settings. Vaccinations at those facilities are being handled at the federal level. We know that we re going to have vaccine allotment allocated to North Carolina based on how well we use our vaccines. So the speed is the real issue at this point, so we can quickly move through priority groups and reach as many people as we can in North Carolina, said Dr. Leah Devlin, the Co-Chair of the North Carolina COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Committee.

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