[LilFarmer]

US: 68,000+ cases, 1,105 fatalities as of March 26, 2020

Alaska: 1
Alabama: 1
Arizona: 8
Arkansas: 2
California: 59
Colorado: 19
Connecticut: 19
District of Columbia: 3
Florida: 28
Georgia: 48
Guam: 1
Illinois: 19
Indiana: 17
Iowa: 1
Kansas: 3
Kentucky: 5
Louisiana: 83
Maryland: 4
Massachusetts: 15
Michigan: 43
Minnesota: 2
Mississippi: 6
Missouri: 8
Nevada: 10
New Hampshire: 1
New Jersey: 81
New Mexico: 1
New York: 385
North Carolina: 2
Ohio: 11
Oklahoma: 7
Oregon: 10
Puerto Rico: 2
Pennsylvania: 16
South Carolina: 7
South Dakota: 1
Tennessee: 3
Texas: 12
Utah: 1
Vermont: 9
Virginia: 13
Washington: 130
Wisconsin: 8

Total 1,105

https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/-2019-ncov-new-coronavirus/united-states-2019-ncov/826435-cdc-case-counts-us-68-000-cases-1-105-fatalities-as-of-march-26-2020?p=841590#post841590

[wastoute]

If you are looking at states where the data is single digits those states haven’t even progressed far enough along induction to start giving a signal above the noise. You have to have enough data to get a signal.

[familyop]

“1,105 fatalities”

Now 1,293.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%9320_coronavirus_pandemic#Epidemiology