1/12 Today, @DHSWI reported a record 7,065 new #COVID cases in #Wisconsin. The last five days have been the five highest reports. There are 57,985 active cases, a record. 68,590 cases reported in the last 14 days, a record. 121,300 in the last 30 days, yes--a record. Image
2/12 Here's an infographic. I thought maybe this would help people understand better what the deal is. Spread far and wide please. Image
3/12 DHS announced 45 deaths today. There have been 225 deaths reported so far this month, 270 deaths reported since Nov. 1, making November the fourth-deadliest month of the pandemic. In 7 days. There have been 877 deaths reported in the last 30 days. Image
4/12 According to the WHA (wha.org/COVID19Update), yet another record number of people are hospitalized for COVID, 1806, with 373 in ICUs. To date, 12,418 health care workers have been diagnosed with COVID, 5% of all Wisconsin cases. ImageImage
5/12 On Tuesday, I retired my "2016 Clinton-Trump Counties" charts. Today, I debut the "2020 Biden-Trump Counties" charts. The "red" Trump counties are still leading the spread of COVID in Wisconsin, with not just raw numbers but a disproportionate number of cases. ImageImageImageImage
6/12 Trump counties are seeing faster spread despite Milwaukee--WI's largest "blue" Biden county--having an absolutely terrible outbreak. Yet among all Wisconsin counties, the smaller, less densely populated, conservative counties just keep racking up more cases per capita. Image
7/12 Compared to Wisconsin's population:
➕Ever Positive: 263,130 (4.6% of state)
🏥Ever Hospitalized: at least 12,727 (0.22%+ of state, 4.8%+ of positives)
☣️Active: 57,985 (1%/22%)
✅Recovered: 202,879 (3.5%/77.1%)
⚰️Deaths: 2,301 (0.04%/0.87%)
8/12 The median Wisconsin county has an infection rate over 4%, which is 89.7% of the state's 4.6% mean infection rate. All 72 counties have infection rates over 2%; 60 are over 3%; 38 are over 4%; 19 are over 5%; 11 are over 6%; 2 are over 7%; and 1 is over 9%.
9/12 The top-ten most infected counties in Wisconsin:
County (cases per 100,000 residents)
Menominee (9174)
Shawano (7140)
Brown (6858)
Oconto (6536)
Dodge (6277)
Kewaunee (6225)
Forest (6208)
Winnebago (6115)
Calumet (6102)
Langlade (6017)
10/12 11-20th most infected counties in WI:
County (cases/100k residents)
Waushara (6017)
Outagamie (5931)
Fond du Lac (5838)
Waupaca (5674)
Florence (5497)
Marinette (5347)
Marquette (5254)
Sheboygan (5238)
Milwaukee (5145)
Racine (4873)
11/12 21st-30th most infected counties in WI:
County (cases/100k residents)
Marathon (4833)
Portage (4821)
Eau Claire (4759)
Green Lake (4710)
Trempealeau (4647)
Juneau (4571)
La Crosse (4559)
**MEAN: 4551.6**
Grant (4539)
Oneida (4380)
Manitowoc (4380)
12/12 31st-40th most infected counties in WI:
County (cases/100k residents)
Iron (4363)
Washington (4301)
Lincoln (4226)
Chippewa (4225)
Jackson (4098)
Jefferson (4096)
**MEDIAN: 4083.5**
Door (4071)
Lafayette (4057)
Walworth (3981)
Rock (3979)

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7 Nov
1/10 Today, @DHSWI reported a record 6,141 new #COVID cases in #Wisconsin. The last four days have been the four highest reports. There are 55,684 active cases, a record. 65,586 cases reported in the last 14 days, a record. 117,367 in the last 30 days, a record.
2/10 So far in November, there have been 30,695 new cases reported. That's more cases than January, February, March, April, May *AND* June combined. Seriously people, in the last 6 days, we did as much as the first 6 months.
3/10 DHS announced 62 deaths today, the second-highest one-day total. There have been 225 deaths reported so far this month, 284 in the last 7 days, and 841 in the last 30 days. People, wear your masks.
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5 Nov
1/10 Today, @DHSWI reported 5,922 new #COVID cases in #Wisconsin, second only to yesterday's high. There are 54,326 active cases, a record high. 63,824 cases have been reported in the last 14 days. 40 weeks into this pandemic; 25.5% of all cases have been reported in the last 2. Image
2/10 So far in November, there have been 24,554 new cases reported. At that rate, we might hit 150,000 cases this month. In the last 30 days, we reported 113,545 cases, as many cases as were reported between January 29 and September 26, 241 days. Image
3/10 DHS announced 38 deaths today as well. There have been 246 deaths reported in the last week, which is more than in the entire months of June, July, Aug, *or* Sep. There have been 795 deaths in the last 30 days, more than in March, April, May, *and* June combined. Image
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22 Sep
1/ Allow me to interrupt your #doomscrolling with some #Wisconsin #COVID news from today's @DHSWI update.

tl;dr: Every @wisgop legislator who has said that COVID is not a real and present threat the health and life of tens of thousands of us is a liar and/or an ignorant fraud.
2/ While today's 1672 new cases do not break a record, it is a top-ten day. All ten of those days have been since colleges, universities, and schools reopened in late August and early September. Image
3/ Much has been made of the stories of WI cities and towns with universities leading the way. That is barely half the story. Most of the story is that much of Red Wisconsin, represented by the @wisgop, is not wearing their masks. Image
Read 17 tweets
19 Sep
1/ Today's handful of scary-ass #Wisconsin #COVID facts. Today was the third day in a row of more than 2000+ new cases reported (2283) by @DHSWI.
2/ On Aug 31, the 7-day average of reported new cases was 678.4. Today it is 1708.4, an increase of 252%.

On Aug 31, the 14-day average of of reported new cases was 671.9. Today it is 1375.9, an increase of 205%.

In 19 days.
3/ I don't have the words to describe this graph. Which is fine--it describes itself. Image
Read 9 tweets
18 Sep
1/ A few more scary #Covid_19 #Wisconsin graphs because HAPPY FRIDAY. Let's start with how we are in really uncharted new-cases-per-day territory. Image
2/ Many people, rightly, blame the UW system for bringing back in-person learning. Dane Co, which accounts for just 9% of the state population, has 14% of its infections this month. Milwaukee, which has 16% of the population, has 11%: UW-Milwaukee is virtual.
3/ Comparing WI's three biggest counties, you can see Dane is the clear outlier. Milwaukee and Waukesha, since full mask-mandate, have very closely tracked. Image
Read 9 tweets
17 Sep
1/ I haven't been posting about #Covid_19 in #Wisconsin lately because it is terrible. But just a handful of tweets today.
2/ This graph should panic everyone. I know @DHSWI testing data are somewhat skewed as they don't report repeated negative tests of the same individual as new tests, especially if those are negative. Still. This is terrifying. Image
3/ This also. Just, you know, bad. Image
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