ATTN: 11 Charts Show That Red States Excelled at Flattening the Curve. Blue States, Not So Much.

http://www.toptradeguru.com/news/compare-covid-19-deaths-in-red-and-blue-states/ ^ | 6/8/2020 | Evan

[EVO X]

“In my TX county, 2/3rds of the confirmed cases have occurred in the one month after the reopening.”

Is that the April 28 opening? Texas further relaxed on May 18 and Jun 3. Illinois started its lockdown during the latter half of March. My downstate county didn’t start spiking until the end of April and we didn’t start to open up until about 10 days ago. I think it is more like 90% of the cases happened from the end of April to the end May while we were still in strict lockdown.

Here is the local county health dept. web page with charts:

https://www.c-uphd.org/champaign-urbana-illinois-coronavirus-information.html

[kaktuskid]

How many are non citizens? In Arizona we have a flare up of cases in 2 border counties-Yuma and Santa Cruz

[ProtectOurFreedom]

This is great data and analysis!

However, the chart is a bit disconcerting...

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[bgill]

May 1.

Many of those from the Memorial Day tourists. We’re scheduled for a protest this week so give it a couple weeks and we’ll have more.

Our first death was after the opening.

Have had a handful of kids sick enough to be tested.

There are no testing sites here so they have to be sick enough to bring a test kit from Austin or they are told to go to Austin (touching gas pumps and getting food along the way). The health dept. official says there’s lots more. They usually only test one per household and that one is the only one counted.

[EVO X]

There are no testing sites here so they have to be sick enough to bring a test kit from Austin or they are told to go to Austin

Yikes, you must be out in the sticks.. The first testing centers in my town took over a week to get results. They were able to decrease the time for results to come back, but testing had to be approved by a doctor. It wasn't until a couple of weeks ago that drive through testing was available to the general public.