Montana

Another 7 states — HI, ME, MT, NM, SD, UT, WY — are not reporting race / ethnicity for deaths.

TX is reporting but >70% of cases and deaths are listed as unknown.

Some data is better than none, but it's still not enough.

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Our daily update is published. States reported 851k tests, 51k cases, and 916 deaths. Montana and South Dakota both hit record high COVID-19 case counts today. https://t.co/n3mhCcvVFF

MT, ND and SD are reporting stark increases in cases and hospitalizations. The 7-day average for new cases reported in all three has more than doubled in the past month. https://t.co/1D2p0v2qRw

Following the trend in the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Montana, and Wyoming have also seen big spikes in their case per capita numbers. https://t.co/u9QgLClrjg

Disparities in cases and deaths across racial and ethnic communities remain high: In MT, one in every 18 Indigenous people has tested positive, compared to one in 67 white people. In ND, one in 11 Black people has tested positive, and in SD, the figure is one in 10. https://t.co/Y7mxOiKJzs

38 states reported over 1k cases. CO, IN, KY, MD, MN, MO, MT, ND, NH, NJ, NV, PA, WV, and UT all set records for detected cases. (5 states did not report cases.) https://t.co/3Gi0ieFO3i

Montana’s ongoing COVID-19 surge became apparent in long-term care facilities. Within 2 weeks, Montana reported a 45% increase in new long-term care cases and a 32% increase in deaths. https://t.co/I8uePvmUSp

In the last of our rolling updates to our totalTestResults API field before we end data collection tomorrow, we switched totalTestResults for MT, NM, and WV from summing positive+negative to drawing data directly from totalTestsViral. https://t.co/9xPNckVjIM