November 9, 2020
The coronavirus epidemic is raging in Iowa. Today:
3 more deaths (total 1,845, including 130 just in November).
1,034 hospitalized (highest yet)
4,212 new confirmed cases (5th straight day over 3,500).
1,417 new cases for kids since Friday
#StopCOVID19
The coronavirus epidemic is raging in Iowa. Today:
3 more deaths (total 1,845, including 130 just in November).
1,034 hospitalized (highest yet)
4,212 new confirmed cases (5th straight day over 3,500).
1,417 new cases for kids since Friday
#StopCOVID19
Deaths from coronavirus were reported in Henry, Mahaska, and O'Brien Counties.
That was the 7th death in Henry County, 19th death in O'Brien County, and 26th death in Mahaska County from this deadly infectious disease.
#IowaMourns
That was the 7th death in Henry County, 19th death in O'Brien County, and 26th death in Mahaska County from this deadly infectious disease.
#IowaMourns
In addition to 3 more deaths, Iowa reports hospitalizations for coronavirus were up to 1,034 - the highest yet - including 184 in intensive care (down 6) and 82 on ventilators (up 5).
There were 152 new admissions to Iowa hospitals for coronavirus in the last 24-hour period.
There were 152 new admissions to Iowa hospitals for coronavirus in the last 24-hour period.
The number of long-term care outbreaks continues to be reported at 92.
There have been 890 deaths among long-term care residents from coronavirus.
There have been 890 deaths among long-term care residents from coronavirus.
Between 10 am Nov. 8 and 10 am Nov. 9, there were 4,212 new cases of coronavirus reported in Iowa, pushing Iowa's total to 156,816.
That's five days in a row over 3,500 per day, for a total of 20,769 new cases reported since 10 am on November 4.
That's five days in a row over 3,500 per day, for a total of 20,769 new cases reported since 10 am on November 4.
Subtracting deaths (1,845) and "recoveries" (101.041) from total cases (156,816), there are now 53,930 active cases of coronavirus in Iowa - the highest yet - or one out of every 59 Iowans!
The state missed a daily update for the number of Iowa kids who have tested positive, but that number is up 1,036 since the last report, for a total of 14,448.
That's up 1,417 since Friday at 10 am.
That's up 9,910 since Sept. 1.
Danger for kids, families, staff, and public.
That's up 1,417 since Friday at 10 am.
That's up 9,910 since Sept. 1.
Danger for kids, families, staff, and public.
The 4,212 new cases were confirmed on 9,941 reported tests (from 1,030,973 to 1,040,914). Dividing new cases by reported tests equals 42.4%.
The state's "positive case analysis" shows 2,952 new cases on 10,700 tests for rate of 27.6%.
Even without missing cases, way too high!
The state's "positive case analysis" shows 2,952 new cases on 10,700 tests for rate of 27.6%.
Even without missing cases, way too high!
There are 77 counties where Gov. Reynolds loosened Iowa's limited coronavirus restrictions May 1, without an alternative safety plan.
Today, they had 1,446 new cases (total 65,502) and 2 more deaths (total 724).
On April 30, they had 559 total cases and 11 total deaths.
Today, they had 1,446 new cases (total 65,502) and 2 more deaths (total 724).
On April 30, they had 559 total cases and 11 total deaths.
Now for county data.
People said they liked the test data, so I'm going to try it another way:
New cases-new reported tests and total cases.
Please remember the state has acknowledged it is not reporting all tests.
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People said they liked the test data, so I'm going to try it another way:
New cases-new reported tests and total cases.
Please remember the state has acknowledged it is not reporting all tests.
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This means, for today's data, at least, I am not providing the percentage for each county.
If you want to divide new cases by new reported tests, you can get the percentages. Today, all but eight counties are 20% or higher today.
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If you want to divide new cases by new reported tests, you can get the percentages. Today, all but eight counties are 20% or higher today.
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Biggest case increases in the 77 counties (new cases-newly reported tests and total cases):
Clinton: 121-223 – 2,074 total
Jones: 95-135 – 1,433 total
Warren: 63-157 – 1,734 total
Marion: 52-124 – 1,405 total
Cerro Gordo: 51-125 – 2,073 total
Pottawattamie: 49-106 – 4,103 total
Clinton: 121-223 – 2,074 total
Jones: 95-135 – 1,433 total
Warren: 63-157 – 1,734 total
Marion: 52-124 – 1,405 total
Cerro Gordo: 51-125 – 2,073 total
Pottawattamie: 49-106 – 4,103 total
Cedar: 42-108 – 693 total
Butler: 41-57 – 596 total
Lee: 40-99 – 1,360 total
Story: 39-108 – 4,837 total
Plymouth: 37-55 – 2,125 total
Kossuth: 35-53 – 646 total
Wapello: 35-96 – 1,876 total
Webster: 35-63 – 2,427 total
Mahaska: 34-68 – 939 total
Appanoose: 33-72 – 432 total
Butler: 41-57 – 596 total
Lee: 40-99 – 1,360 total
Story: 39-108 – 4,837 total
Plymouth: 37-55 – 2,125 total
Kossuth: 35-53 – 646 total
Wapello: 35-96 – 1,876 total
Webster: 35-63 – 2,427 total
Mahaska: 34-68 – 939 total
Appanoose: 33-72 – 432 total
Chickasaw: 31-60 – 492 total
Hardin: 31-72 – 705 total
Sioux: 30-51 – 2,926 total
Grundy: 26-37 – 498 total
Jackson: 24-53 – 1,018 total
Mills: 23-30 – 625 total
Clay: 23-42 – 732 total
Floyd: 18-36 – 589 total
Humboldt: 17-20 – 480 total
Keokuk: 16-28 – 318 total
. . .
Hardin: 31-72 – 705 total
Sioux: 30-51 – 2,926 total
Grundy: 26-37 – 498 total
Jackson: 24-53 – 1,018 total
Mills: 23-30 – 625 total
Clay: 23-42 – 732 total
Floyd: 18-36 – 589 total
Humboldt: 17-20 – 480 total
Keokuk: 16-28 – 318 total
. . .
Clayton: 16-31 – 691 total
Boone: 16-42 – 933 total
O’Brien: 16-52 – 962 total
Delaware: 16-34 – 1,043 total
Palo Alto: 15-41 – 421 total
Hamilton: 15-23 – 595 total
Mitchell: 14-25 – 435 total
Lyon: 13-23 – 655 total
Buena Vista: 13-21 – 2,530 total
. . .
Boone: 16-42 – 933 total
O’Brien: 16-52 – 962 total
Delaware: 16-34 – 1,043 total
Palo Alto: 15-41 – 421 total
Hamilton: 15-23 – 595 total
Mitchell: 14-25 – 435 total
Lyon: 13-23 – 655 total
Buena Vista: 13-21 – 2,530 total
. . .
Pocahontas: 12-13 – 361 total
Madison: 12-34 – 467 total
Franklin: 12-49 – 478 total
Harrison: 12-26 – 828 total
Osceola: 11-33 – 362 total
Sac: 11-7* - 543 total
*As reported by IDPH. Sac County’s tests were up from 3,520 to 3,527 while its cases were up from 532 to 543.
Madison: 12-34 – 467 total
Franklin: 12-49 – 478 total
Harrison: 12-26 – 828 total
Osceola: 11-33 – 362 total
Sac: 11-7* - 543 total
*As reported by IDPH. Sac County’s tests were up from 3,520 to 3,527 while its cases were up from 532 to 543.
Calhoun: 11-12 – 659 total
Winneshiek: 11-34 – 636 total
Greene: 10-17 – 290 total
Monroe: 10-24 – 323 total
Union: 10-26 – 378 total
Carroll: 10-22 – 1,473 total
Winnebago: 9-28 – 630 total
Page: 9-14 – 684 total
. . .
Winneshiek: 11-34 – 636 total
Greene: 10-17 – 290 total
Monroe: 10-24 – 323 total
Union: 10-26 – 378 total
Carroll: 10-22 – 1,473 total
Winnebago: 9-28 – 630 total
Page: 9-14 – 684 total
. . .
Montgomery: 8-7* - 275 total
Wright: 8-16 – 923 total
Dickinson: 8-46 – 954 total
Emmet: 7-15 – 519 total
Wayne: 6-10 – 230 total
Lucas: 6-16 – 252 total
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*As reported by IDPH. Montgomery’s tests were up from 2,556 to 2,563 while its cases were up from 267 to 275.
Wright: 8-16 – 923 total
Dickinson: 8-46 – 954 total
Emmet: 7-15 – 519 total
Wayne: 6-10 – 230 total
Lucas: 6-16 – 252 total
. . .
*As reported by IDPH. Montgomery’s tests were up from 2,556 to 2,563 while its cases were up from 267 to 275.
Adair: 6-20 – 284 total
Hancock: 6-51 – 535 total
Van Buren: 5-16 – 240 total
Davis: 5-19 – 264 total
Shelby: 5-6 – 530 total
Howard: 4-22 – 330 total
Guthrie: 4-15 – 506 total
Cherokee: 4-12 – 529 total
Cass: 4-14 – 583 total
Monona: 3-9 – 298 total
Clarke: 3-15 – 399 total
Hancock: 6-51 – 535 total
Van Buren: 5-16 – 240 total
Davis: 5-19 – 264 total
Shelby: 5-6 – 530 total
Howard: 4-22 – 330 total
Guthrie: 4-15 – 506 total
Cherokee: 4-12 – 529 total
Cass: 4-14 – 583 total
Monona: 3-9 – 298 total
Clarke: 3-15 – 399 total
Two new cases: Adams, Crawford, Fremont, Jefferson, Taylor.
One new case: Ida, Worth.
Earlier, I inadvertently omitted Buchanan, which had 17 new cases with 37 tests reported for 712 total cases.
Overall, 74 of the 77 counties had new cases reported.
One new case: Ida, Worth.
Earlier, I inadvertently omitted Buchanan, which had 17 new cases with 37 tests reported for 712 total cases.
Overall, 74 of the 77 counties had new cases reported.
No new cases: Audubon, Decatur, Ringgold.
Best day in the state: Decatur with 0 new cases and 11 tests reported.
Least testing: Ringgold (up 0 with 2 tests reported), Ida (up 1 with 2 tests reported), and Fremont (up 2 with 2 tests reported).
Best day in the state: Decatur with 0 new cases and 11 tests reported.
Least testing: Ringgold (up 0 with 2 tests reported), Ida (up 1 with 2 tests reported), and Fremont (up 2 with 2 tests reported).
Now for the 22 counties where Gov. Reynolds repeatedly loosened Iowa's limited restrictions without an alternative safety plan starting in mid-May:
No new cases: None.
One new case: None.
Two new cases: None.
Three new cases: None.
Four new cases: None.
Five new cases: None.
No new cases: None.
One new case: None.
Two new cases: None.
Three new cases: None.
Four new cases: None.
Five new cases: None.
Six new cases: None.
Seven new cases: None.
Louisa: 8-30 – 632 total
Tama: 9-25 – 1,177 total
Henry: 10-42 – 1,326 total
Allamakee: 15-38 – 507 total
Des Moines: 24-67 – 2,013 total
Iowa: 26-73 – 619 total
Marshall: 27-61 – 2,597 total
Fayette: 29-80 – 597 total
. . .
Seven new cases: None.
Louisa: 8-30 – 632 total
Tama: 9-25 – 1,177 total
Henry: 10-42 – 1,326 total
Allamakee: 15-38 – 507 total
Des Moines: 24-67 – 2,013 total
Iowa: 26-73 – 619 total
Marshall: 27-61 – 2,597 total
Fayette: 29-80 – 597 total
. . .
Washington: 29-80 – 883 total
Poweshiek: 34-62 – 662 total
Jasper: 49-125 – 1,577 total
Bremer: 76-137 – 1,130 total
Benton: 82-161 – 1,040 total
Muscatine: 95-254 – 1,934 total
Dallas: 107-278 – 4,458 total
Woodbury: 109-285 – 8,442 total
Dubuque: 127-314 – 6,896 total
. . .
Poweshiek: 34-62 – 662 total
Jasper: 49-125 – 1,577 total
Bremer: 76-137 – 1,130 total
Benton: 82-161 – 1,040 total
Muscatine: 95-254 – 1,934 total
Dallas: 107-278 – 4,458 total
Woodbury: 109-285 – 8,442 total
Dubuque: 127-314 – 6,896 total
. . .
Black Hawk: 206-448 – 7,750 total
Johnson: 259-656 – 7,180 total
Scott: 320-720 – 6,696 total
Linn: 540-1,234 – 9,137 total
Polk: 608-1,578 – 23,815 total
Too many cases!
Johnson: 259-656 – 7,180 total
Scott: 320-720 – 6,696 total
Linn: 540-1,234 – 9,137 total
Polk: 608-1,578 – 23,815 total
Too many cases!
As I noted earlier today, this is out of control.
Linn County’s new cases have increased to 3,609 over the last two weeks compared to 850 over the prior two weeks:
Linn County’s new cases have increased to 3,609 over the last two weeks compared to 850 over the prior two weeks:
https://twitter.com/SenatorRobHogg/status/1325839063010643969
We urgently need more Iowans to stay home if possible, wear mask when out, keep your distance, wash frequently.
We also need Gov. Reynolds to take action to slow down the spread. Call her office at 515-281-5211 or contact her at this link: governor.iowa.gov/contact
We also need Gov. Reynolds to take action to slow down the spread. Call her office at 515-281-5211 or contact her at this link: governor.iowa.gov/contact
If you'd like more data about a particular county or region, let me know and I'll do my best to provide it.
You can email me at rob [dot] hogg [at] legis [dot] iowa [dot] gov.
Now for specific regions and groups of counties . . .
You can email me at rob [dot] hogg [at] legis [dot] iowa [dot] gov.
Now for specific regions and groups of counties . . .
Winnebago & neighbors:
Winnebago: 9 cases, 28 tests reported
Worth: 1-10
Cerro Gordo: 51-125
Hancock: 6-51
Kossuth: 35-53
TOTAL: 102 cases, 267 tests (38.2%)
Thru 6-16: 1 death, 118 cases, 6,224 tests (1.9%)
Since 6-16: 56 deaths, 3,973 cases, 23,041 tests (17.2%)
Winnebago: 9 cases, 28 tests reported
Worth: 1-10
Cerro Gordo: 51-125
Hancock: 6-51
Kossuth: 35-53
TOTAL: 102 cases, 267 tests (38.2%)
Thru 6-16: 1 death, 118 cases, 6,224 tests (1.9%)
Since 6-16: 56 deaths, 3,973 cases, 23,041 tests (17.2%)
Iowa Lakes Region:
Clay: 23-42
Dickinson: 8-46
Emmet: 7-15
Osceola: 11-33
Palo Alto: 15-41
TOTAL: 64 cases, 177 tests (36.2%)
Spring: 0 deaths, 58 cases, 1,126 tests (5.2%)
Summer: 19 deaths, 1,265 cases, 12,341 tests (10.3%)
Fall: 17 deaths, 1,665 cases, 5,759 tests (28.9%)
Clay: 23-42
Dickinson: 8-46
Emmet: 7-15
Osceola: 11-33
Palo Alto: 15-41
TOTAL: 64 cases, 177 tests (36.2%)
Spring: 0 deaths, 58 cases, 1,126 tests (5.2%)
Summer: 19 deaths, 1,265 cases, 12,341 tests (10.3%)
Fall: 17 deaths, 1,665 cases, 5,759 tests (28.9%)
Counties with prisons:
Calhoun: 11-12
Jones: 95-135
Lee: 40-99
Page: 9-14
Webster: 35-63
Henry: 10-42
Jasper: 49-125
Johnson: 259-656
Polk: 608-1578
DOC update (Nov. 8 data):
Inmates: 12 more cases, 1,145 active (up 9)
Staff: 15 more cases, 103 active (up 7)
Calhoun: 11-12
Jones: 95-135
Lee: 40-99
Page: 9-14
Webster: 35-63
Henry: 10-42
Jasper: 49-125
Johnson: 259-656
Polk: 608-1578
DOC update (Nov. 8 data):
Inmates: 12 more cases, 1,145 active (up 9)
Staff: 15 more cases, 103 active (up 7)
I apologize for how long this thread took me to prepare. I don't think the change today saved me much if any time.
It is so disappointing to see the rate at which coronavirus is spreading in Iowa.
Please take care and help stop the spread of this deadly infectious disease.
It is so disappointing to see the rate at which coronavirus is spreading in Iowa.
Please take care and help stop the spread of this deadly infectious disease.
Typo: Linn County’s new cases have increased by 3,609 over the last two weeks compared to 850 over the prior two week
INSERT: Buchanan: 17-37 - 712 total
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