Thread by @charles_gaba

📣 WEEKLY UPDATE: For those who followed my state-by-state county-level vaccination breakout, here's all 3,144 U.S. counties (+ the territories) with some additional context/details:
acasignups.net/21/11/23/weekl…

📣 For stats folks: Here's how the national county-level R-squared has changed since February. Notice how from mid-March through around mid-September the R^2 increased regardless of other methodology/policy changes. Since then it has leveled off:

Here's the same data in bar graph mode, with each bracket having roughly the same number of U.S. residents.

Notice how the vaxx drop-off is fairly mild until the Trump vote hits around 50%...at which it drops off rapidly:

Other notes of interest:

--6 counties w/just 87,000 residents have vaccinated at least 90% of their total populations

--12 counties w/206,000 residents have vaccinated at least 80%

--77 counties w/31.1 million residents have vaccinated at least 70%

--15 U.S. counties with ~100K residents have still vaccinated less than 20% of their populations.

--Of counties w/more than 100K residents, 10 have vaccinated at least 75% of their total populations (caveat: Miami-Dade is highly questionable)

--Of counties w/more than 100K residents, 5 have vaccinated less than 35% of their total populations

--Of counties > 1M residents, Miami-Dade is *supposedly* the most-vaxxed, but Montgomery County, MD is 2nd.

--Of counties > 1M residents, Wayne County, MI is lowest.