I know y'all love to play the racially charged political card between the good ole redneck boys and the Southpole urban city dwellers, but that ain't so.

WAYNESBORO, Va. (WVIR) - As primary care physicians and other health care staff work to combat vaccine hesitancy, some are starting to see a trend.

Angie Honeycutt works at Sentara Primary Care in Waynesboro. She says there’s not much of a difference in skepticism between rural and urban patients. Rather, she is seeing younger patients more hesitant to get the shot.

“Most of the elderly patients are vaccinated, they are on board,” Honeycutt said. “You know they are really concerned about their health, just because they’re higher risk with their age.”