The new-case growth isn't just regional. Pretty much every state has a case trajectory that is pointing skyward, although some states are further along than others.
Nov 1: 74,236
Nov 2: 93,659
Nov 3: 92,612
Nov 4: 107,913
Nov 5: 121,529
Nov 6: 132,847
Nov 7: 125,932
Nov 8: 103,416
Nov 9: 130,340
Nov 10: 139,746
Nov 11: 142,860
Nov 12: 163,405
Nov 13: 181,194
68,516 people in the United States are currently hospitalized with Covid-19.
The number of active hospitalizations has nearly doubled in one month.
With a rolling average of 123,315 new U.S. cases per day, the virus is all around us:
• 1 out of every 2,364 people were identified as positive yesterday alone
• Over the past week, it was 1 out of every 382 U.S. residents
• In North Dakota, it was 1 out of 83 in one week
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I’m monitoring the events unfolding around the country right now. Separate from all the celebrations, groups of Trump supporters have descended on state capitols, many carrying guns.
It appears groups like the Proud Boys are not, uh, standing by.
With a daily average of 96,231 new coronavirus cases over the past week, we are identifying a new infection in the United States every 0.9 seconds.
The spread of the coronavirus is so out of control that 1 out of every 100 people in the United States has now tested positive for the virus in *just the past two months*
Hundreds of protesters have started marching in Portland.
"Who's got the power? We've got the power."
I've talked to a bunch of folks in the crowd. The most common sentiment is that they want Biden to win but also don't see him as a champion of the fundamental reforms they are seeking. They expect protests to continue no matter who is president. nytimes.com/live/2020/11/0…