A double counting error is being blamed as the reason West Virginia’s vaccination numbers were inflated. Previously, it was thought the state had 74-percent of eligible residents who had at least one COVID vaccine shot. However, that corrected number is fewer than 64-percent. Now, the goal of 80-percent statewide vaccination is a bit further away. West Virginia’s interagency task force leader, Jim Hoyer, said he believes the error in the count was not nefarious, but that someone just made a mistake.