The U.S. national 7 DAY DEATH RATE PER 100,000 on September 24, 2021 is 3.3
The "bad" states are
Alabama 17.8 West Virginia 10 Georgia 8.3 Louisiana 7.2 Texas 7.1 Idaho 6.7 Oklahoma 6.4 Wyoming 6.4 Montana 6.1 Kentucky 5.8 South Carolina 5.7 Nevada 5.3 Arkansas 5.1 Arizona 5 Tennessee 5 Indiana 4.4 Missouri 4.4 Hawaii 4.2 Kansas 4.1 Washington 3.8 Mississippi 3.7 New Mexico 3.5 Virginia 3.2
CDC | Data as of: September 24, 2021 12:38 PM ET. Posted: September 24, 2021 1:50 PM ET
Data Table for Cumulative Deaths per 100k in Last 7 Days
TOTAL DEATHS 682,646 +1,803 New Deaths
New Jersey is at 1.6 and Florida is at 1.3.
link: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_deathsper100klast7days
In terms of Covid cases (not deaths)
National 7 DAY CASE RATE PER 100,000 is 246.8
The "bad" states
Alaska 854.6 West Virginia 662 Wyoming 640.7 Montana 608.8 Kentucky 571.2 Guam 542.3 Idaho 479.1 South Carolina 458.1 North Dakota 451.7 Alabama 400.7 Ohio 390.6 Wisconsin 382.2 Delaware 335.8 Indiana 332.6 South Dakota 329.8 Tennessee 321.1 Mississippi 318.8 Georgia 317.5 Oklahoma 311.3 Utah 305.4 Iowa 301.9 Arkansas 295.7 Texas 286.6 Minnesota 272 Washington 269.2 Virginia 265.6 Oregon 264.3 Florida 261.7 Vermont 261.7 Pennsylvania 255.5
In terms of cases, one notes that the state of Florida (261.7) and the state of Vermont (261.7) are the same.
Virginia 265.6 Oregon 264.3 Florida 261.7 Vermont 261.7 Pennsylvania 255.5 Maine 247.4 Nebraska 242.4
In terms of vaccination, statista.com, in a post titled Percentage of U.S. population who had been given a COVID-19 vaccination as of September 23, 2021, by state or territory, gives the level of vaccination for Vermont as 69.1 (fully vaccinated)/77.3 (at least one dose) , making Vermont the highest vaccinated state in the U.S. In contrast, Florida is at 56.5/66.4.
link: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1202065/population-with-covid-vaccine-by-state-us/
Curiously, the New York Times reported "insufficient or no data" for vax data on Vermont on Sept. 25.
from statista on vax data
From the New York Times (note Vermont):
Alabama 17.8 West Virginia 10 Georgia 8.3 Louisiana 7.2 Texas 7.1 Idaho 6.7 Oklahoma 6.4 Wyoming 6.4 Montana 6.1 Kentucky 5.8 South Carolina 5.7 Nevada 5.3 Arkansas 5.1 Arizona 5 Tennessee 5 Indiana 4.4 Missouri 4.4 Hawaii 4.2 Kansas 4.1 Washington 3.8 Mississippi 3.7 New Mexico 3.5 Virginia 3.2
CDC | Data as of: September 24, 2021 12:38 PM ET. Posted: September 24, 2021 1:50 PM ET
Data Table for Cumulative Deaths per 100k in Last 7 Days
TOTAL DEATHS 682,646 +1,803 New Deaths
New Jersey is at 1.6 and Florida is at 1.3.
link: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_deathsper100klast7days
In terms of Covid cases (not deaths)
National 7 DAY CASE RATE PER 100,000 is 246.8
The "bad" states
Alaska 854.6 West Virginia 662 Wyoming 640.7 Montana 608.8 Kentucky 571.2 Guam 542.3 Idaho 479.1 South Carolina 458.1 North Dakota 451.7 Alabama 400.7 Ohio 390.6 Wisconsin 382.2 Delaware 335.8 Indiana 332.6 South Dakota 329.8 Tennessee 321.1 Mississippi 318.8 Georgia 317.5 Oklahoma 311.3 Utah 305.4 Iowa 301.9 Arkansas 295.7 Texas 286.6 Minnesota 272 Washington 269.2 Virginia 265.6 Oregon 264.3 Florida 261.7 Vermont 261.7 Pennsylvania 255.5
In terms of cases, one notes that the state of Florida (261.7) and the state of Vermont (261.7) are the same.
Virginia 265.6 Oregon 264.3 Florida 261.7 Vermont 261.7 Pennsylvania 255.5 Maine 247.4 Nebraska 242.4
In terms of vaccination, statista.com, in a post titled Percentage of U.S. population who had been given a COVID-19 vaccination as of September 23, 2021, by state or territory, gives the level of vaccination for Vermont as 69.1 (fully vaccinated)/77.3 (at least one dose) , making Vermont the highest vaccinated state in the U.S. In contrast, Florida is at 56.5/66.4.
link: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1202065/population-with-covid-vaccine-by-state-us/
Curiously, the New York Times reported "insufficient or no data" for vax data on Vermont on Sept. 25.
from statista on vax data
From the New York Times (note Vermont):
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 8:43 AM
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