Outside MA: Each US State (and some Territories) 14-Day Comparison (11-Jul-2021)

Just a quick review to see how each state is doing in comparison to how it was doing 2 weeks ago.  First number is the last 7 days' average cases per 100,000 people per day.  Second is the percent increase or decrease from June 26. 

Sorry, I haven't included American Samoa, the information was not readily available.
  • Alabama:          9.6; 159.3%
  • Alaska:             6.7;   69.0%
  • Arizona:           8.1;   22.2%
  • Arkansas:        23.1; 172.3%
  • California:        4.6;   80.2%
  • Colorado:          7.9;    8.6%
  • Connecticut:     2.0;    7.7%
  • Delaware:         2.6;  38.9%
  • Florida:           15.8;    1.1% 
  • Georgia:            5.1;  66.8%
  • Guam:               4.8; -11.1% (the first of the rare decreases)
  • Hawaii:             3.9;  34.1%
  • Idaho:                5.3;  -4.1% (another one!)
  • Illinois:              3.3;  69.1% 
  • Indiana:             5.0;  60.3%
  • Iowa:                 2.3;    7.6%* 
  • Kansas:             8.9; 150.0%
  • Kentucky:         4.5;   51.9%
  • Louisiana:       15.4; 142.0%
  • Maine:              1.3;  -29.2% (damn Maine, you're doing pretty good)
  • Maryland:         1.4;   51.9%
  • Massachusetts: 1.4;   80.0%
  • Michigan:         2.0;   27.5%
  • Minnesota:       1.9;   17.6%
  • Mississippi:      9.0; 110.2%
  • Missouri:        22.6;   79.8%
  • Montana:          4.9;     0.0%  
  • Nebraska:         3.6; 105.9%
  • Nevada:          15.4;   21.0%
  • New Hamp.:     1.6;     4.8%
  • New Jersey:      2.7;     1.7%
  • New York:        2.5;   60.9%
  • North Carolina:4.2;   32.5% 
  • North Dakota:  2.1;   14.3%
  • N. Mariana Islands: none... none then, none now.  Last case was back in May.  They maxed out at 4 cases per 100,000 per day for 1 week back in October.
  • Ohio:                2.1;   -3.5% (yay)
  • Oklahoma:       7.9;   60.2%
  • Oregon:            4.1; -23.9%* (well done Oregon!)
  • Pennsylvania:   1.4;   -1.7%
  • Puerto Rico:     2.0;  88.2%
  • Rhode Island:   1.4; -21.1% (Rhode Island, doing nearly as well as Maine is nothing to sneeze at)
  • South Carolina:4.8; 150.5%
  • South Dakota:  0.9;   -4.3% (please don't just the others)
  • Tennessee:       4.6; 225.8%
  • Texas:              6.1;   38.5%
  • US Virg. Isl.: 15.0;   33.3%
  • Utah:              12.8;   27.4%
  • Vermont:          0.8;     0.0% (Doing really well with your rate, but please go back to decreasing)
  • Virginia:           2.6;   40.6%
  • Washington:     4.9;  -20.0%* (Well done Washington!)
  • Wash D.C.:      6.9;    22.2%
  • West Virginia:  2.5;  -25.0%
  • Wisconsin:       1.8;   28.9%
  • Wyoming:      12.8;   12.1%
*compared Friday->Friday numbers as it appears they switched to not reporting on weekends either this week or last (other states had either reported on all days or had switched to not reporting on weekends prior to June 26)

35 of the states and territories are seeing double-digit percent increases over the course of 14 days... 8 have more than doubled the rate of infection in those 14 days.  Only 9 are still working at reducing spread.

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