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Live tracker: How many coronavirus cases have been reported?
Using data from the COVID Tracking Project, we’re following how each state is responding to Covid-19.
Scroll down to the photo of the States in this article & then click on the State.
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Using data from the COVID Tracking Project, we’re following how each state is responding to Covid-19.
Scroll down to the photo of the States in this article & then click on the State.
politico.com/interactives/2…
Iowa 3,159 positives on Monday. And now today Wednesday, 3748 positives, Iowa has a population of 3.18 million. 
Georgia on Monday had 18,947 positives, today they have 20,740. Georgia has a population of 10.6 million.
But they have opened up their stay at home orders. Salons, restaurants, tattoo parlors now open. Expect these numbers to go way up. #Georgia #Georgians #COVID19
But they have opened up their stay at home orders. Salons, restaurants, tattoo parlors now open. Expect these numbers to go way up. #Georgia #Georgians #COVID19
Wisconsin's spring election is happening today. With so much uncertainty surrounding this election, here are some answers to our most commonly asked questions for voting today. #WisconsinPrimary #WisconsinPandemicVoting #COVID19
1. My polling place moved, where can I find my polling place?
You can look up your polling place on MyVote.wi.gov. Note: Many polling places has moved so please double-check before you head out to vote.
You can look up your polling place on MyVote.wi.gov. Note: Many polling places has moved so please double-check before you head out to vote.
2. I still have my absentee ballot, can I still turn it in?
Yes! You have two options. You can get your ballot postmarked today OR drop it at your polling place or clerk’s office by 8pm. Drop boxes are available in some areas (check with clerk for location and deadlines).
Yes! You have two options. You can get your ballot postmarked today OR drop it at your polling place or clerk’s office by 8pm. Drop boxes are available in some areas (check with clerk for location and deadlines).
