Gov. Cox: 'Decision to break the system' led to problems but got more people vaccinated | KUTV

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A decision made by Gov. Spencer Cox helps explain some of the issues people all over the state are experiencing while trying to get vaccinated. (Photo: KUTV File)

The state realized vaccinating only essential workers first is slow and leaves a lot of unused doses, especially at hospitals, so Cox opened it up to more people, starting with those over the age of 70. (KUTV)

Gov. Spencer Cox chose to, as he calls it, "break the system" to get more people vaccinated faster. (KUTV)

A decision made by Gov. Spencer Cox helps explain some of the issues people all over the state are experiencing while trying to get vaccinated. (Photo: KUTV File)

The state realized vaccinating only essential workers first is slow and leaves a lot of unused doses, especially at hospitals, so Cox opened it up to more people, starting with those over the age of 70. (KUTV)

Gov. Spencer Cox chose to, as he calls it, "break the system" to get more people vaccinated faster. (KUTV)

Gov. Spencer Cox chose to, as he calls it, "break the system" to get more people vaccinated faster. (KUTV)

The state realized vaccinating only essential workers first is slow and leaves a lot of unused doses, especially at hospitals, so Cox opened it up to more people, starting with those over the age of 70. (KUTV)

A decision made by Gov. Spencer Cox helps explain some of the issues people all over the state are experiencing while trying to get vaccinated. (Photo: KUTV File)

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