U.S. Confirmed COVID-19 Cases: 6,082,260
U.S. Deaths from COVID-19: 184,910
States NOT conducting enough tests to get an accurate representation of COVID-19:
Alabama, South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, Nevada, Mississippi, Missouri, South Carolina, Florida, Idaho, Georgia, Nevada, Texas, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Indiana, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Kentucky, Utah, Tennessee, Arkansas, Virginia, Arizona, North Carolina, Montana.
States conducting enough tests to get an accurate representation of COVID-19:
Louisiana, California, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Maryland, Delaware, Illinois, Wyoming, Ohio, Colorado, West Virginia, Washington, Michigan, New Mexico, D.C., Massachusetts, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Alaska, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, Maine, Vermont.
Of the states conducting enough tests, these states have the highest percent positive cases:
California (4.9%), Pennsylvania (4.8%), Oregon (4.6%), Maryland (4.6%), Delaware (4.4%).
[Source: Johns Hopkins, TESTING TRENDS TOOL, Accessed September 2, 2020]
Testing By State:
26 Republican Governors in U.S.
24 Democrat Governors in U.S.
18 States with Republican Governors NOT conducting enough tests.
9 States with Democratic Governors NOT conducting enough tests.
8 States with Republican Governors conducting enough tests.
15 States with Democratic Governors conducting enough tests.
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