So here's a thought experiment as we watch the v-starts continue to fall with no sign of any increased interest from those who have yet to take it.
It has been put out there in the new models that having 68% of people injected is a 'low' coverage number for their calculations, while 83% (for the moment) is their goal.
But what does that mean in terms of how long it will take at our current rate of V-uptake?
According to the state of Ohio's website as of 7/6/21, there have been 5,598,761 Ohioans who have taken the first dose out of the 11,689,100 total population number that they have been using through the pandemic.
Assuming that every single person who has taken their 1st dose, takes the 2nd dose (something we know isn't true, but it gives us a lower boundary) we can make the following chart using the average weekly rate over the last 4 weeks & the number of started doses in the last week. 
It is clear to see that it is not feasible at the current rate to get to their targets, so either they will suddenly remember that there's such a thing as natural immunity (hah!) or they will start getting increasingly more aggressive with the coercive tactics already begun.
We already have heard from Pres. Biden the first inklings of which direction they are planning to go.
Which route do you think Gov. DeWine will take?
#InThisTogetherOhio
#ImpeachDewine
Which route do you think Gov. DeWine will take?
#InThisTogetherOhio
#ImpeachDewine
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