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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Blue states are in a tight race to break NY’s death record. My money is on IL winning first place. [/quote]
Texas and Florida are both way ahead of Illinois.
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_totaldeaths[/quote]
so is SD and ND -- #8 and #9, ahead of IL[/quote]

Numbers are deaths per million.

NJ: 1,958 (averaging 4.7 per day over the last week)
NY: 1,793 (3.2 per day)
MA: 1,583 (5.6 per day)
CT: 1,443 (7.4 per day)
LA: 1,409 (5.3 per day)
RI: 1,334 (8.8 per day)
MS: 1,316 (5.6 per day)
ND: 1,298 (15.0 per day)
SD: 1,203 (29.7 per day - I think they had a death dump sometime this week tho)
IL: 1,088 (11.6 per day)

MI is in 11th, with 1,013 deaths per million, but at only 12.5 per day, won't catch up with the leaders anytime soon.

By the end of January, ND will take its place atop the death charts.

Other states worth following: IN - 10 per day, MN 10.4 per day, NE - 13.4 per day, NM - 13.9, WY - 10.4

IN is in 15th, MN is in 29th, NE is in 33rd, NM is in 22nd, and WY is in 43rd. But they'll have to die harder in order to move up on the leaderboard.

Truly remarkable, this experiment in herd immunity the Dakotas are running. They may well start brushing up against it by the time the vaccine reaches the masses. Given SD's positivity rate which has been running over 30% (!) percent for weeks now, hasn't been over 10% since August, and went over 60% (!!!) earlier last month, I suspect SD is the real champion at the freedom to catch COVID. [/quote]

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