Thread by @kerpen

Pennsylvania has more COVID deaths over age 100 than under age 45.

More deaths over age 95 than under age 60.

More deaths over 85 than under 80.

health.pa.gov/topics/Documen…

Massachusetts has 3,718 deaths age 80+ (62.6%) and just 2,220 under 80.

880 deaths under 70 (14.8%). More than four times as many deaths over 80 as under 70.
mass.gov/doc/covid-19-d…

Connecticut has 2,068 COVID deaths age 80+ (59.6%), 1,447 age 79-80 (41.7%). and 653 under 70 (18.8%). More than three times as many over 80 as under 70. Just 220 (6.3%) under 60. Over nine times as many over 80 as under 60.
data.ct.gov/Health-and-Hum…

Only 22% of Michigan cases but 69% of Michigan deaths are 70+. Just 5% under 40. More than eight times as many Michigan COVID deaths over 80 as under 40.
michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,…

Illinois COVID deaths age 80+ (1,960) more than three times as many as under 60 (605).
dph.illinois.gov/covid19/covid1…

California appears to only have these broad categories. 79% of COVID deaths age 65+

National CDC data only runs through May 9, but nursing home deaths have only accelerated since then.

They showed 32% of all COVID deaths nationally over age 85 and 59% over age 75. More deaths over age 85 (17,478) than under 65 (10,929).

I don't think the Democratic strategy of "save grandma by locking you in your house and sending infectious patients to her nursing home" worked.

0.1% of COVID deaths nationally under age 25. 2.6% under age 45.

Coming up with @IngrahamAngle on these numbers!

CDC has updated the national COVID deaths by age.
data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provision…

Same chart with counts instead of percentages.

Seems likely based on this that if the CDC gave us the age 100+ number nationally it would be like Pennsylvania -- higher than the under 45.