[Sacajaweau]

You need to add the population to each of those. AND you have to do all states. You’re looking for cases per population.

[DoodleBob]

Here is my standardization by population by select countries and states:

Country/Region	Population (MM)	Confirmed Cases 3/26/2020	Standardized Cases 3/27/2020	Rank by Confirmed Cases Mar 26	Rank by Standardized Cases Mar 26
Austria	9.0	6,909	253,879	14	6
Belgium	11.5	6,235	177,802	16	10
California	39.5	3,899	32,472	17	22
China	1433.8	83,088	19,069	2	23
Denmark	5.8	1,877	107,011	22	13
Florida	21.5	2,357	36,112	21	21
France	65.1	29,155	147,304	10	11
Germany	83.5	43,938	173,120	7	9
Hubei	58.5	67,801	381,383	4	4
Iran	82.9	29,406	116,705	9	12
Italy	60.6	80,589	437,968	3	3
Korea, South	51.2	9,241	59,363	13	17
Massachusetts	6.9	2,417	114,447	20	14
New Jersey	8.9	6,876	254,740	15	8
New York	19.5	37,877	640,705	8	1
Norway	5.4	3,369	206,107	18	7
Pennsylvania	12.8	1,795	46,139	23	20
Spain	46.7	57,786	406,860	5	5
Sweden	10.0	2,840	93,116	19	15
Switzerland	8.6	11,811	452,383	11	2
Texas	29.0	1,563	17,738	24	24
United Kingdom	67.5	11,658	56,808	12	18
US	329.1	83,836	83,836	1	16
US excl NY	309.6	45,959	48,847	6	19

[DoodleBob]

I pFYI - I pulled down the Confirmed Case data used by JH that is housed on GitHub and then pulled in the population counts by country (and state) from the UN (yea, I know...work with me). In the table, I list select countries and US states’ Confirmed Case Counts. I then ‘standarize’ that data by dividing each nation or state’s Confirmed Case Count by the respective population, then I multiply that standardized value by the US’ population, to put each nation/state’s Confirmed Case Count on a standardized/US-centric basis.

[Empire_of_Liberty]

“You need to add the population to each of those. AND you have to do all states. You’re looking for cases per population.”

The link did not work for me, and I would like to see all states.

Why would you need the population? Of the State? I am not looking at cases per “population” because the “population” is completely arbitrary and cases are all over the place because of testing.

I would think we want deaths attributed by doctors to COVID-19, by States or even more localized.

That is, of course, just my opinion.

[JayGalt]

There are all 50 states at the site and a handy toggle button that shows how many new cases/deaths were in the prior 24h (in other words today new vs yesterday new).

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

NY Yesterday
New Cases +6,011
New Deaths +100

NJ
New Cases +2,474
New Deaths +19

Today as of 3:30p
NY
New Cases +5,658
New Deaths +53

NJ
New Cases +1,949
New Deaths + 27

[GOPJ]

You’re right. For example on a ‘world level’ China has few cases compared to their population...

[libertylover]

I think the population of the US is about 350,000,000. As of this writing, per Johns Hopkins data, there are 97,028 cases and 1,475 deaths. So far then 0.0003 of the US population has been infected and 0.000004 of the US population have died.