COVID-19 pandemic in the United States

2020 coronavirus outbreak in the United States
2020 coronavirus outbreak in the United States
	States with confirmed or suspected cases (as of March 5) Confirmed cases reported Suspected cases reported
	Map of states with confirmed coronavirus cases (as of March 5) Confirmed 1–9 Confirmed 10–49+
Disease	COVID-19
Virus strain	SARS-CoV-2
Location	United States
First outbreak	Wuhan, Hubei, China
Index case	Everett, Washington
Arrival date	January 21, 2020; (2 years, 6 months, 1 week and 5 days)
Confirmed cases	164
Recovered	9
Deaths	11

The first confirmed case of the global outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the United States was announced on January 21, 2020. As of March 5, 2020^[update], there were 159 confirmed and presumptive cases of COVID-19 in the U.S., including 11 deaths.^[3]

As of January 31, 2020^[update], the U.S. government requires Americans returning home after traveling in China's Hubei Province to submit to a 14-day quarantine. The United States is also denying entry to non-Americans who have traveled in China within the preceding two weeks. The US government has evacuated its employees as well as non-employee citizens from Hubei Province and from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in quarantine in Yokohama.

U.S. health authorities, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, are urging local governments, businesses, and schools to develop plans like canceling mass gatherings or switching to teleworking so as to be ready when the need arises.^[4]^[5] To prevent the spread of coronavirus, the CDC recommends washing hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds (or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol if soap and water are not available), avoiding touching one's eyes, nose, and mouth, covering coughs and sneezes, staying home when one is sick, avoiding close contact with people who are sick, and cleaning and disinfecting "frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe."^[6]

COVID-19 cases in the United States (
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Deaths Recoveries Active cases
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Last 15 daysLast 15 days
Date	# of cases	# of deaths
2020-01-21	1(n.a.)
⋮	1(=)
2020-01-24	2(+1)
2020-01-25	3(+1)
2020-01-26	5(+2)
⋮	5(=)
2020-01-30	6(+1)
2020-01-31	7(+1)
2020-02-01	8(+1)
2020-02-02	11(+3)
⋮	11(=)
2020-02-05	12(+1)
⋮	12(=)
2020-02-17	12(=)
⋮	12(=)
2020-02-20	14(+2)
⋮	14(=)
2020-02-26	15(+1)
2020-02-27	15(=)
2020-02-28	19(+4)
2020-02-29	24(+5)	1(n.a.)
2020-03-01	42(+18)	2(+1)
2020-03-02	57(+15)	6(+4)
2020-03-03	85(+28)	9(+3)
2020-03-04	111(+26)	11(+2)
2020-03-05	175(+64)	11(=)
2020-03-06	252(+77)	14(+3)
2020-03-07	353(+101)	19(+5)
2020-03-08	497(+144)	21(+2)
2020-03-09	645(+148)	26(+5)
2020-03-10	936(+291)	31(+5)
2020-03-11	1,205(+269)	37(+6)
2020-03-12	1,598(+393)	41(+4)
2020-03-13	2,163(+565)	49(+8)
2020-03-14	2,825(+662)	56(+7)
2020-03-15	3,501(+676)	62(+6)
2020-03-16	4,373(+872)	76(+14)
2020-03-17	5,664(+1,291)	97(+21)
2020-03-18	8,074(+2,410)	123(+26)
2020-03-19	12,022(+3,948)	175(+52)
2020-03-20	17,439(+5,417)	230(+55)
2020-03-21	23,710(+6,271)	298(+68)
2020-03-22	32,341(+8,631)	408(+110)
2020-03-23	42,751(+10,410)	519(+111)
2020-03-24	52,690(+9,939)	681(+162)
2020-03-25	64,916(+12,226)	906(+225)
2020-03-26	81,966(+17,050)	1,159(+253)
2020-03-27	101,012(+19,046)	1,592(+433)
2020-03-28	121,105(+20,093)	2,039(+447)
2020-03-29	140,223(+19,118)	2,431(+392)
2020-03-30	160,686(+20,463)	2,985(+554)
2020-03-31	185,991(+25,305)	3,806(+821)
2020-04-01	212,747(+26,756)	4,746(+940)
2020-04-02	241,626(+28,879)	5,821(+1,075)
2020-04-03	274,151(+32,525)	7,006(+1,185)
2020-04-04	307,876(+33,725)	8,359(+1,353)
2020-04-05	333,593(+25,717)	9,534(+1,175)
2020-04-06	362,952(+29,359)	10,746(+1,212)
2020-04-07	393,464(+30,512)	12,674(+1,928)
2020-04-08	425,746(+32,282)	14,610(+1,936)
2020-04-09	459,989(+34,243)	16,466(+1,856)
2020-04-10	493,567(+33,578)	18,544(+2,078)
2020-04-11	525,436(+31,869)	20,443(+1,899)
2020-04-12	553,493(+28,057)	21,936(+1,493)
2020-04-13	578,178(+24,685)	23,398(+1,462)
2020-04-14	604,165(+25,987)	25,776(+2,378)
2020-04-15	633,630(+29,465)	28,214(+2,438)
2020-04-16	665,706(+32,076)	30,355(+2,141)
2020-04-17	696,621(+30,915)	32,435(+2,080)
2020-04-18	724,705(+28,084)	34,178(+1,743)
2020-04-19	750,718(+26,013)	35,812(+1,634)
2020-04-20	775,850(+25,132)	37,455(+1,643)
2020-04-21	801,028(+25,178)	40,079(+2,624)
2020-04-22	830,274(+29,246)	42,198(+2,119)
2020-04-23	861,551(+31,277)	44,038(+1,840)
2020-04-24	897,481(+35,930)	46,091(+2,053)
2020-04-25	932,263(+34,782)	47,916(+1,825)
2020-04-26	959,121(+26,858)	49,077(+1,161)
2020-04-27	981,163(+22,042)	50,314(+1,237)
2020-04-28	1,005,522(+24,359)	52,518(+2,204)
2020-04-29	1,031,391(+25,869)	55,054(+2,536)
2020-04-30	1,061,028(+29,637)	57,137(+2,083)
2020-05-01	1,093,992(+32,964)	58,931(+1,794)
2020-05-02	1,124,523(+30,531)	60,599(+1,668)
2020-05-03	1,149,905(+25,382)	61,716(+1,117)
2020-05-04	1,171,183(+21,278)	62,593(+877)
2020-05-05	1,193,409(+22,226)	65,028(+2,435)
2020-05-06	1,218,214(+24,805)	67,729(+2,701)
2020-05-07	1,245,728(+27,514)	69,700(+1,971)
2020-05-08	1,272,823(+27,095)	71,395(+1,695)
2020-05-09	1,300,244(+27,421)	72,950(+1,555)
2020-05-10	1,320,941(+20,697)	73,895(+945)
2020-05-11	1,338,720(+17,779)	74,735(+840)
2020-05-12	1,360,206(+21,486)	76,326(+1,591)
2020-05-13	1,380,755(+20,549)	78,041(+1,715)
2020-05-14	1,407,517(+26,762)	79,899(+1,858)
2020-05-15	1,432,899(+25,382)	81,423(+1,524)
2020-05-16	1,457,426(+24,527)	82,654(+1,231)
2020-05-17	1,477,157(+19,731)	83,439(+785)
2020-05-18	1,498,266(+21,109)	84,231(+792)
2020-05-19	1,517,928(+19,662)	85,656(+1,425)
2020-05-20	1,540,296(+22,368)	87,184(+1,528)
2020-05-21	1,565,324(+25,028)	88,470(+1,286)
2020-05-22	1,587,530(+22,206)	89,732(+1,262)
2020-05-23	1,610,247(+22,717)	90,821(+1,089)
2020-05-24	1,630,500(+20,253)	91,467(+646)
2020-05-25	1,649,054(+18,554)	91,971(+504)
2020-05-26	1,665,736(+16,682)	92,605(+634)
2020-05-27	1,684,372(+18,636)	93,984(+1,379)
2020-05-28	1,707,388(+23,016)	95,200(+1,216)
2020-05-29	1,730,963(+23,575)	96,375(+1,175)
2020-05-30	1,752,348(+21,385)	97,354(+979)
2020-05-31	1,774,034(+21,686)	97,959(+605)
2020-06-01	1,790,074(+16,040)	98,437(+478)
2020-06-02	1,810,113(+20,039)	99,476(+1,039)
2020-06-03	1,832,275(+22,162)	100,480(+1,004)
2020-06-04	1,853,279(+21,004)	101,389(+909)
2020-06-05	1,876,571(+23,292)	102,238(+849)
2020-06-06	1,897,436(+20,865)	102,963(+725)
2020-06-07	1,915,971(+18,535)	103,411(+448)
2020-06-08	1,932,272(+16,301)	103,902(+491)
2020-06-09	1,949,452(+17,180)	104,828(+926)
2020-06-10	1,969,696(+20,244)	105,675(+847)
2020-06-11	1,987,545(+17,849)	106,501(+826)
2020-06-12	2,011,966(+24,421)	107,259(+758)
2020-06-13	2,037,857(+25,891)	107,913(+654)
2020-06-14	2,059,048(+21,191)	108,258(+345)
2020-06-15	2,077,355(+18,307)	108,642(+384)
2020-06-16	2,100,402(+23,047)	109,381(+739)
2020-06-17	2,124,026(+23,624)	110,123(+742)
2020-06-18	2,151,108(+27,082)	110,817(+694)
2020-06-19	2,182,035(+30,927)	111,499(+682)
2020-06-20	2,213,998(+31,963)	112,049(+550)
2020-06-21	2,242,093(+28,095)	112,332(+283)
2020-06-22	2,268,651(+26,558)	112,624(+292)
2020-06-23	2,301,966(+33,315)	113,390(+766)
2020-06-24	2,339,911(+37,945)	114,078(+688)
2020-06-25	2,378,764(+38,853)	114,722(+644)
2020-06-26	2,423,490(+44,726)	115,321(+599)
2020-06-27	2,467,071(+43,581)	115,827(+506)
2020-06-28	2,507,762(+40,691)	116,077(+250)
2020-06-29	2,544,152(+36,390)	116,415(+338)
2020-06-30	2,588,017(+43,865)	117,028(+613)
2020-07-01	2,640,626(+52,609)	117,698(+670)
2020-07-02	2,695,495(+54,869)	118,369(+671)
2020-07-03	2,752,704(+57,209)	118,979(+610)
2020-07-04	2,803,149(+50,445)	119,252(+273)
2020-07-05	2,846,152(+43,003)	119,464(+212)
2020-07-06	2,892,883(+46,731)	119,708(+244)
2020-07-07	2,943,823(+50,940)	120,610(+902)
2020-07-08	3,006,248(+62,425)	121,420(+810)
2020-07-09	3,063,685(+57,437)	122,294(+874)
2020-07-10	3,130,471(+66,786)	123,133(+839)
2020-07-11	3,193,124(+62,653)	123,862(+729)
2020-07-12	3,254,162(+61,038)	124,344(+482)
2020-07-13	3,312,422(+58,260)	124,626(+282)
2020-07-14	3,374,256(+61,834)	125,413(+787)
2020-07-15	3,439,626(+65,370)	126,286(+873)
2020-07-16	3,509,880(+70,254)	127,210(+924)
2020-07-17	3,585,701(+75,821)	128,146(+936)
2020-07-18	3,651,090(+65,389)	129,025(+879)
2020-07-19	3,714,681(+63,591)	129,537(+512)
2020-07-20	3,770,577(+55,896)	129,927(+390)
2020-07-21	3,834,073(+63,496)	130,966(+1,039)
2020-07-22	3,902,450(+68,377)	132,069(+1,103)
2020-07-23	3,973,169(+70,719)	133,151(+1,082)
2020-07-24	4,047,529(+74,360)	134,301(+1,150)
2020-07-25	4,113,473(+65,944)	135,286(+985)
2020-07-26	4,172,104(+58,631)	135,838(+552)
2020-07-27	4,226,910(+54,806)	136,917(+1,079)
2020-07-28	4,285,450(+58,540)	138,061(+1,144)
2020-07-29	4,348,705(+63,255)	139,510(+1,449)
2020-07-30	4,417,248(+68,543)	140,741(+1,231)
2020-07-31	4,483,612(+66,364)	142,064(+1,323)
2020-08-01	4,544,429(+60,817)	143,271(+1,207)
2020-08-02	4,597,990(+53,561)	143,733(+462)
2020-08-03	4,639,953(+41,963)	144,238(+505)
2020-08-04	4,691,138(+51,185)	145,503(+1,265)
2020-08-05	4,743,022(+51,884)	146,831(+1,328)
2020-08-06	4,796,327(+53,305)	148,079(+1,248)
2020-08-07	4,856,511(+60,184)	149,366(+1,287)
2020-08-08	4,912,203(+55,692)	150,475(+1,109)
2020-08-09	4,960,972(+48,769)	151,029(+554)
2020-08-10	5,001,143(+40,171)	151,461(+432)
2020-08-11	5,055,586(+54,443)	152,795(+1,334)
2020-08-12	5,110,756(+55,170)	154,281(+1,486)
2020-08-13	5,162,091(+51,335)	155,430(+1,149)
2020-08-14	5,217,148(+55,057)	156,664(+1,234)
2020-08-15	5,272,496(+55,348)	157,854(+1,190)
2020-08-16	5,314,677(+42,181)	158,470(+616)
2020-08-17	5,351,917(+37,240)	158,870(+400)
2020-08-18	5,391,711(+39,794)	160,075(+1,205)
2020-08-19	5,435,509(+43,798)	161,444(+1,369)
2020-08-20	5,478,536(+43,027)	162,566(+1,122)
2020-08-21	5,528,279(+49,743)	163,679(+1,113)
2020-08-22	5,574,462(+46,183)	164,692(+1,013)
2020-08-23	5,610,884(+36,422)	165,246(+554)
2020-08-24	5,644,502(+33,618)	165,594(+348)
2020-08-25	5,680,549(+36,047)	166,730(+1,136)
2020-08-26	5,722,904(+42,355)	167,990(+1,260)
2020-08-27	5,766,718(+43,814)	169,108(+1,118)
2020-08-28	5,812,165(+45,447)	170,117(+1,009)
2020-08-29	5,856,434(+44,269)	171,124(+1,007)
2020-08-30	5,893,373(+36,939)	171,588(+464)
2020-08-31	5,925,031(+31,658)	171,957(+369)
2020-09-01	5,966,566(+41,535)	172,978(+1,021)
2020-09-02	6,004,196(+37,630)	173,994(+1,016)
2020-09-03	6,047,169(+42,973)	175,060(+1,066)
2020-09-04	6,097,352(+50,183)	176,039(+979)
2020-09-05	6,141,077(+43,725)	176,942(+903)
2020-09-06	6,174,251(+33,174)	177,384(+442)
2020-09-07	6,201,101(+26,850)	177,608(+224)
2020-09-08	6,223,393(+22,292)	177,962(+354)
2020-09-09	6,253,404(+30,011)	179,006(+1,044)
2020-09-10	6,289,484(+36,080)	180,140(+1,134)
2020-09-11	6,333,295(+43,811)	181,144(+1,004)
2020-09-12	6,374,829(+41,534)	181,952(+808)
2020-09-13	6,408,335(+33,506)	182,335(+383)
2020-09-14	6,441,587(+33,252)	182,732(+397)
2020-09-15	6,475,951(+34,364)	183,759(+1,027)
2020-09-16	6,515,046(+39,095)	184,766(+1,007)
2020-09-17	6,557,638(+42,592)	185,618(+852)
2020-09-18	6,604,774(+47,136)	186,520(+902)
2020-09-19	6,648,402(+43,628)	187,236(+716)
2020-09-20	6,682,988(+34,586)	187,547(+311)
2020-09-21	6,722,115(+39,127)	187,856(+309)
2020-09-22	6,770,321(+48,206)	188,682(+826)
2020-09-23	6,807,987(+37,666)	189,822(+1,140)
2020-09-24	6,850,904(+42,917)	190,731(+909)
2020-09-25	6,899,471(+48,567)	191,614(+883)
2020-09-26	6,945,223(+45,752)	192,460(+846)
2020-09-27	6,980,115(+34,892)	192,761(+301)
2020-09-28	7,013,825(+33,710)	193,018(+257)
2020-09-29	7,050,672(+36,847)	193,763(+745)
2020-09-30	7,093,786(+43,114)	194,780(+1,017)
2020-10-01	7,137,767(+43,981)	195,641(+861)
2020-10-02	7,186,019(+48,252)	196,461(+820)
2020-10-03	7,234,219(+48,200)	197,206(+745)
2020-10-04	7,271,064(+36,845)	197,569(+363)
2020-10-05	7,308,801(+37,737)	197,910(+341)
2020-10-06	7,347,553(+38,752)	198,536(+626)
2020-10-07	7,394,030(+46,477)	199,435(+899)
2020-10-08	7,448,073(+54,043)	200,385(+950)
2020-10-09	7,503,830(+55,757)	201,304(+919)
2020-10-10	7,558,714(+54,884)	201,947(+643)
2020-10-11	7,604,207(+45,493)	202,411(+464)
2020-10-12	7,646,035(+41,828)	202,694(+283)
2020-10-13	7,692,885(+46,850)	203,425(+731)
2020-10-14	7,747,423(+54,538)	204,273(+848)
2020-10-15	7,808,448(+61,025)	205,161(+888)
2020-10-16	7,874,935(+66,487)	206,025(+864)
2020-10-17	7,931,791(+56,856)	206,800(+775)
2020-10-18	7,981,941(+50,150)	207,204(+404)
2020-10-19	8,036,253(+54,312)	207,640(+436)
2020-10-20	8,092,187(+55,934)	208,467(+827)
2020-10-21	8,152,149(+59,962)	209,598(+1,131)
2020-10-22	8,221,451(+69,302)	210,564(+966)
2020-10-23	8,298,508(+77,057)	211,472(+908)
2020-10-24	8,377,398(+78,890)	212,337(+865)
2020-10-25	8,439,683(+62,285)	212,703(+366)
2020-10-26	8,502,621(+62,938)	213,138(+435)
2020-10-27	8,572,273(+69,652)	214,044(+906)
2020-10-28	8,647,878(+75,605)	215,052(+1,008)
2020-10-29	8,734,776(+86,898)	216,086(+1,034)
2020-10-30	8,823,999(+89,223)	217,000(+914)
2020-10-31	8,914,806(+90,807)	217,905(+905)
2020-11-01	8,987,032(+72,226)	218,319(+414)
2020-11-02	9,068,682(+81,650)	218,779(+460)
2020-11-03	9,154,043(+85,361)	219,869(+1,090)
2020-11-04	9,254,499(+100,456)	220,944(+1,075)
2020-11-05	9,367,997(+113,498)	222,076(+1,132)
2020-11-06	9,499,081(+131,084)	223,236(+1,160)
2020-11-07	9,627,627(+128,546)	224,281(+1,045)
2020-11-08	9,730,071(+102,444)	224,752(+471)
2020-11-09	9,849,896(+119,825)	225,352(+600)
2020-11-10	9,978,668(+128,772)	226,718(+1,366)
2020-11-11	10,117,899(+139,231)	228,180(+1,462)
2020-11-12	10,267,371(+149,472)	229,295(+1,115)
2020-11-13	10,434,221(+166,850)	230,522(+1,227)
2020-11-14	10,593,946(+159,725)	231,803(+1,281)
2020-11-15	10,732,177(+138,231)	232,464(+661)
2020-11-16	10,881,124(+148,947)	233,120(+656)
2020-11-17	11,035,624(+154,500)	234,630(+1,510)
2020-11-18	11,192,629(+157,005)	236,386(+1,756)
2020-11-19	11,370,789(+178,160)	238,342(+1,956)
2020-11-20	11,558,389(+187,600)	240,151(+1,809)
2020-11-21	11,729,370(+170,981)	241,557(+1,406)
2020-11-22	11,873,233(+143,863)	242,440(+883)
2020-11-23	12,030,751(+157,518)	243,355(+915)
2020-11-24	12,189,073(+158,322)	245,358(+2,003)
2020-11-25	12,367,098(+178,025)	247,539(+2,181)
2020-11-26	12,485,385(+118,287)	248,796(+1,257)
2020-11-27	12,679,702(+194,317)	250,112(+1,316)
2020-11-28	12,827,533(+147,831)	251,268(+1,156)
2020-11-29	12,957,430(+129,897)	252,085(+817)
2020-11-30	13,105,870(+148,440)	253,192(+1,107)
2020-12-01	13,275,189(+169,319)	255,580(+2,388)
2020-12-02	13,465,599(+190,410)	258,242(+2,662)
2020-12-03	13,667,204(+201,605)	260,889(+2,647)
2020-12-04	13,883,161(+215,957)	263,325(+2,436)
2020-12-05	14,087,287(+204,126)	265,600(+2,275)
2020-12-06	14,258,133(+170,846)	266,680(+1,080)
2020-12-07	14,444,132(+185,999)	268,011(+1,331)
2020-12-08	14,637,073(+192,941)	270,628(+2,617)
2020-12-09	14,837,236(+200,163)	273,671(+3,043)
2020-12-10	15,044,041(+206,805)	276,458(+2,787)
2020-12-11	15,265,430(+221,389)	279,264(+2,806)
2020-12-12	15,475,909(+210,479)	281,590(+2,326)
2020-12-13	15,653,191(+177,282)	283,000(+1,410)
2020-12-14	15,843,983(+190,792)	284,408(+1,408)
2020-12-15	16,022,297(+178,314)	287,232(+2,824)
2020-12-16	16,239,318(+217,021)	290,563(+3,331)
2020-12-17	16,454,803(+215,485)	293,867(+3,304)
2020-12-18	16,681,000(+226,197)	296,548(+2,681)
2020-12-19	16,873,923(+192,923)	299,192(+2,644)
2020-12-20	17,053,640(+179,717)	300,700(+1,508)
2020-12-21	17,231,336(+177,696)	302,186(+1,486)
2020-12-22	17,405,556(+174,220)	305,233(+3,047)
2020-12-23	17,612,152(+206,596)	308,474(+3,241)
2020-12-24	17,803,137(+190,985)	311,264(+2,790)
2020-12-25	17,929,040(+125,903)	312,656(+1,392)
2020-12-26	18,105,229(+176,189)	314,017(+1,361)
2020-12-27	18,248,748(+143,519)	315,347(+1,330)
2020-12-28	18,409,996(+161,248)	316,856(+1,509)
2020-12-29	18,588,184(+178,188)	320,124(+3,268)
2020-12-30	18,794,360(+206,176)	323,696(+3,572)
2020-12-31	19,005,793(+211,433)	326,867(+3,171)
2021-01-01	19,179,864(+174,071)	329,311(+2,444)
2021-01-02	19,438,731(+258,867)	331,563(+2,252)
2021-01-03	19,646,037(+207,306)	332,933(+1,370)
2021-01-04	19,811,975(+165,938)	334,540(+1,607)
2021-01-05	20,014,163(+202,188)	337,965(+3,425)
2021-01-06	20,239,211(+225,048)	341,635(+3,670)
2021-01-07	20,489,605(+250,394)	345,551(+3,916)
2021-01-08	20,764,232(+274,627)	349,106(+3,555)
2021-01-09	21,011,772(+247,540)	352,543(+3,437)
2021-01-10	21,222,619(+210,847)	354,491(+1,948)
2021-01-11	21,417,051(+194,432)	356,253(+1,762)
2021-01-12	21,613,916(+196,865)	360,266(+4,013)
2021-01-13	21,817,763(+203,847)	364,090(+3,824)
2021-01-14	22,021,271(+203,508)	367,780(+3,690)
2021-01-15	22,247,192(+225,921)	371,311(+3,531)
2021-01-16	22,445,517(+198,325)	374,825(+3,514)
2021-01-17	22,624,579(+179,062)	376,782(+1,957)
2021-01-18	22,762,757(+138,178)	378,127(+1,345)
2021-01-19	22,901,822(+139,065)	380,222(+2,095)
2021-01-20	23,070,169(+168,347)	384,359(+4,137)
2021-01-21	23,238,647(+168,478)	388,224(+3,865)
2021-01-22	23,413,994(+175,347)	392,011(+3,787)
2021-01-23	23,573,722(+159,728)	395,332(+3,321)
2021-01-24	23,704,607(+130,885)	397,242(+1,910)
2021-01-25	23,834,749(+130,142)	398,854(+1,612)
2021-01-26	23,964,926(+130,177)	402,390(+3,536)
2021-01-27	24,099,073(+134,147)	406,308(+3,918)
2021-01-28	24,239,657(+140,584)	410,067(+3,759)
2021-01-29	24,384,737(+145,080)	413,371(+3,304)
2021-01-30	24,519,551(+134,814)	416,194(+2,823)
2021-01-31	24,627,047(+107,496)	418,143(+1,949)
2021-02-01	24,742,440(+115,393)	419,692(+1,549)
2021-02-02	24,844,728(+102,288)	422,967(+3,275)
2021-02-03	24,941,885(+97,157)	426,444(+3,477)
2021-02-04	25,049,259(+107,374)	431,399(+4,955)
2021-02-05	25,165,152(+115,893)	434,798(+3,399)
2021-02-06	25,265,367(+100,215)	437,615(+2,817)
2021-02-07	25,352,112(+86,745)	439,011(+1,396)
2021-02-08	25,429,724(+77,612)	440,294(+1,283)
2021-02-09	25,509,231(+79,507)	443,060(+2,766)
2021-02-10	25,592,250(+83,019)	446,211(+3,151)
2021-02-11	25,682,721(+90,471)	449,947(+3,736)
2021-02-12	25,771,621(+88,900)	455,316(+5,369)
2021-02-13	25,851,656(+80,035)	458,612(+3,296)
2021-02-14	25,915,947(+64,291)	459,894(+1,282)
2021-02-15	25,967,816(+51,869)	460,967(+1,073)
2021-02-16	26,020,161(+52,345)	462,265(+1,298)
2021-02-17	26,077,147(+56,986)	464,521(+2,256)
2021-02-18	26,135,054(+57,907)	467,051(+2,530)
2021-02-19	26,201,141(+66,087)	469,384(+2,333)
2021-02-20	26,263,753(+62,612)	471,352(+1,968)
2021-02-21	26,314,472(+50,719)	472,592(+1,240)
2021-02-22	26,364,915(+50,443)	473,870(+1,278)
2021-02-23	26,421,414(+56,499)	475,035(+1,165)
2021-02-24	26,484,395(+62,981)	478,356(+3,321)
2021-02-25	26,551,052(+66,657)	481,383(+3,027)
2021-02-26	26,616,435(+65,383)	483,407(+2,024)
2021-02-27	26,678,255(+61,820)	485,151(+1,744)
2021-02-28	26,726,671(+48,416)	486,224(+1,073)
2021-03-01	26,773,167(+46,496)	487,432(+1,208)
2021-03-02	26,818,816(+45,649)	489,094(+1,662)
2021-03-03	26,876,650(+57,834)	491,365(+2,271)
2021-03-04	26,933,477(+56,827)	493,045(+1,680)
2021-03-05	26,994,076(+60,599)	495,134(+2,089)
2021-03-06	27,047,327(+53,251)	496,687(+1,553)
2021-03-07	27,084,953(+37,626)	497,433(+746)
2021-03-08	27,123,538(+38,585)	497,998(+565)
2021-03-09	27,169,628(+46,090)	499,621(+1,623)
2021-03-10	27,222,758(+53,130)	501,006(+1,385)
2021-03-11	27,275,886(+53,128)	502,476(+1,470)
2021-03-12	27,335,322(+59,436)	504,109(+1,633)
2021-03-13	27,381,732(+46,410)	504,855(+746)
2021-03-14	27,416,572(+34,840)	505,364(+509)
2021-03-15	27,460,847(+44,275)	506,013(+649)
2021-03-16	27,505,466(+44,619)	507,053(+1,040)
2021-03-17	27,558,486(+53,020)	508,142(+1,089)
2021-03-18	27,613,524(+55,038)	509,636(+1,494)
2021-03-19	27,670,630(+57,106)	511,010(+1,374)
2021-03-20	27,720,566(+49,936)	511,745(+735)
2021-03-21	27,756,698(+36,132)	512,183(+438)
2021-03-22	27,803,645(+46,947)	513,046(+863)
2021-03-23	27,851,309(+47,664)	513,846(+800)
2021-03-24	27,907,551(+56,242)	515,127(+1,281)
2021-03-25	27,965,417(+57,866)	516,363(+1,236)
2021-03-26	28,030,005(+64,588)	517,614(+1,251)
2021-03-27	28,085,132(+55,127)	518,413(+799)
2021-03-28	28,128,242(+43,110)	518,944(+531)
2021-03-29	28,186,848(+58,606)	519,455(+511)
2021-03-30	28,240,471(+53,623)	520,298(+843)
2021-03-31	28,300,487(+60,016)	521,388(+1,090)
2021-04-01	28,367,754(+67,267)	522,265(+877)
2021-04-02	28,429,641(+61,887)	523,188(+923)
2021-04-03	28,489,857(+60,216)	523,956(+768)
2021-04-04	28,526,045(+36,188)	524,250(+294)
2021-04-05	28,588,072(+62,027)	524,633(+383)
2021-04-06	28,641,474(+53,402)	525,432(+799)
2021-04-07	28,707,761(+66,287)	527,942(+2,510)
2021-04-08	28,778,117(+70,356)	528,885(+943)
2021-04-09	28,850,498(+72,381)	529,759(+874)
2021-04-10	28,912,570(+62,072)	530,526(+767)
2021-04-11	28,957,018(+44,448)	530,818(+292)
2021-04-12	29,014,928(+57,910)	531,211(+393)
2021-04-13	29,081,165(+66,237)	532,076(+865)
2021-04-14	29,145,401(+64,236)	532,841(+765)
2021-04-15	29,210,015(+64,614)	533,740(+899)
2021-04-16	29,280,927(+70,912)	534,598(+858)
2021-04-17	29,339,342(+58,415)	535,293(+695)
2021-04-18	29,380,283(+40,941)	535,638(+345)
2021-04-19	29,437,657(+57,374)	536,071(+433)
2021-04-20	29,487,546(+49,889)	536,856(+785)
2021-04-21	29,543,436(+55,890)	537,674(+818)
2021-04-22	29,602,233(+58,797)	538,503(+829)
2021-04-23	29,658,847(+56,614)	539,316(+813)
2021-04-24	29,706,611(+47,764)	540,009(+693)
2021-04-25	29,736,939(+30,328)	540,305(+296)
2021-04-26	29,776,748(+39,809)	540,720(+415)
2021-04-27	29,819,830(+43,082)	541,328(+608)
2021-04-28	29,868,067(+48,237)	542,214(+886)
2021-04-29	29,919,023(+50,956)	542,993(+779)
2021-04-30	29,970,052(+51,029)	543,808(+815)
2021-05-01	30,009,367(+39,315)	544,502(+694)
2021-05-02	30,040,851(+31,484)	544,889(+387)
2021-05-03	30,081,822(+40,971)	545,276(+387)
2021-05-04	30,118,699(+36,877)	546,077(+801)
2021-05-05	30,156,926(+38,227)	546,836(+759)
2021-05-06	30,196,465(+39,539)	547,570(+734)
2021-05-07	30,239,030(+42,565)	548,386(+816)
2021-05-08	30,270,928(+31,898)	549,066(+680)
2021-05-09	30,292,061(+21,133)	549,332(+266)
2021-05-10	30,322,542(+30,481)	549,652(+320)
2021-05-11	30,352,119(+29,577)	550,297(+645)
2021-05-12	30,382,382(+30,263)	551,031(+734)
2021-05-13	30,415,989(+33,607)	551,697(+666)
2021-05-14	30,450,659(+34,670)	552,402(+705)
2021-05-15	30,477,058(+26,399)	552,891(+489)
2021-05-16	30,493,068(+16,010)	553,204(+313)
2021-05-17	30,517,056(+23,988)	553,552(+348)
2021-05-18	30,540,698(+23,642)	554,365(+813)
2021-05-19	30,565,676(+24,978)	554,949(+584)
2021-05-20	30,591,572(+25,896)	555,582(+633)
2021-05-21	30,616,807(+25,235)	556,266(+684)
2021-05-22	30,635,031(+18,224)	556,744(+478)
2021-05-23	30,648,623(+13,592)	556,938(+194)
2021-05-24	30,666,928(+18,305)	557,273(+335)
2021-05-25	30,688,662(+21,734)	557,935(+662)
2021-05-26	30,709,427(+20,765)	558,862(+927)
2021-05-27	30,729,607(+20,180)	560,008(+1,146)
2021-05-28	30,752,365(+22,758)	560,724(+716)
2021-05-29	30,763,725(+11,360)	561,006(+282)
2021-05-30	30,771,202(+7,477)	561,135(+129)
2021-05-31	30,776,156(+4,954)	561,265(+130)
2021-06-01	30,795,353(+19,197)	561,818(+553)
2021-06-02	30,809,244(+13,891)	562,378(+560)
2021-06-03	30,824,608(+15,364)	562,926(+548)
2021-06-04	30,842,644(+18,036)	563,480(+554)
2021-06-05	30,853,004(+10,360)	563,878(+398)
2021-06-06	30,859,013(+6,009)	564,221(+343)
2021-06-07	30,871,491(+12,478)	564,484(+263)
2021-06-08	30,883,665(+12,174)	564,852(+368)
2021-06-09	30,898,027(+14,362)	565,276(+424)
2021-06-10	30,905,544(+7,517)	565,659(+383)
2021-06-11	30,929,206(+23,662)	566,397(+738)
2021-06-12	30,937,193(+7,987)	566,570(+173)
2021-06-13	30,941,757(+4,564)	566,663(+93)
2021-06-14	30,951,630(+9,873)	566,781(+118)
2021-06-15	30,960,625(+8,995)	567,102(+321)
2021-06-16	30,970,488(+9,863)	567,452(+350)
2021-06-17	30,979,534(+9,046)	567,702(+250)
2021-06-18	30,999,222(+19,688)	568,351(+649)
2021-06-19	31,006,885(+7,663)	568,510(+159)
2021-06-20	31,011,059(+4,174)	568,606(+96)
2021-06-21	31,021,116(+10,057)	568,843(+237)
2021-06-22	31,030,001(+8,885)	569,183(+340)
2021-06-23	31,040,380(+10,379)	569,522(+339)
2021-06-24	31,051,530(+11,150)	569,861(+339)
2021-06-25	31,074,810(+23,280)	570,444(+583)
2021-06-26	31,081,936(+7,126)	570,615(+171)
2021-06-27	31,087,384(+5,448)	570,717(+102)
2021-06-28	31,099,957(+12,573)	570,860(+143)
2021-06-29	31,109,752(+9,795)	571,188(+328)
2021-06-30	31,116,576(+6,824)	571,431(+243)
2021-07-01	31,129,286(+12,710)	571,681(+250)
2021-07-02	31,158,208(+28,922)	572,169(+488)
2021-07-03	31,161,838(+3,630)	572,259(+90)
2021-07-04	31,164,928(+3,090)	572,290(+31)
2021-07-05	31,168,878(+3,950)	572,326(+36)
2021-07-06	31,188,512(+19,634)	572,672(+346)
2021-07-07	31,208,956(+20,444)	572,964(+292)
2021-07-08	31,226,103(+17,147)	573,202(+238)
2021-07-09	31,271,357(+45,254)	573,705(+503)
2021-07-10	31,277,552(+6,195)	573,780(+75)
2021-07-11	31,281,850(+4,298)	573,810(+30)
2021-07-12	31,314,646(+32,796)	574,090(+280)
2021-07-13	31,335,585(+20,939)	574,443(+353)
2021-07-14	31,361,841(+26,256)	574,730(+287)
2021-07-15	31,387,673(+25,832)	574,983(+253)
2021-07-16	31,463,100(+75,427)	575,523(+540)
2021-07-17	31,471,580(+8,480)	575,592(+69)
2021-07-18	31,478,185(+6,605)	575,614(+22)
2021-07-19	31,533,784(+55,599)	575,837(+223)
2021-07-20	31,564,536(+30,752)	576,094(+257)
2021-07-21	31,604,431(+39,895)	576,418(+324)
2021-07-22	31,647,357(+42,926)	576,692(+274)
2021-07-23	31,768,160(+120,803)	577,306(+614)
2021-07-24	31,781,323(+13,163)	577,388(+82)
2021-07-25	31,790,305(+8,982)	577,425(+37)
2021-07-26	31,881,696(+91,391)	577,723(+298)
2021-07-27	31,932,785(+51,089)	578,005(+282)
2021-07-28	31,997,869(+65,084)	578,470(+465)
2021-07-29	32,055,651(+57,782)	578,767(+297)
2021-07-30	32,244,815(+189,164)	579,650(+883)
2021-07-31	32,266,899(+22,084)	579,757(+107)
2021-08-01	32,280,304(+13,405)	579,807(+50)
2021-08-02	32,418,597(+138,293)	580,303(+496)
2021-08-03	32,496,120(+77,523)	580,836(+533)
2021-08-04	32,589,816(+93,696)	581,378(+542)
2021-08-05	32,672,537(+82,721)	581,824(+446)
2021-08-06	32,908,000(+235,463)	582,998(+1,174)
2021-08-07	32,940,568(+32,568)	583,144(+146)
2021-08-08	32,958,709(+18,141)	583,215(+71)
2021-08-09	33,141,330(+182,621)	583,759(+544)
2021-08-10	33,226,710(+85,380)	584,492(+733)
2021-08-11	33,340,414(+113,704)	584,814(+322)
2021-08-12	33,440,174(+99,760)	585,395(+581)
2021-08-13	33,711,583(+271,409)	587,325(+1,930)
2021-08-14	33,755,895(+44,312)	587,626(+301)
2021-08-15	33,811,934(+56,039)	587,773(+147)
2021-08-16	33,983,145(+171,211)	588,369(+596)
2021-08-17	34,086,455(+103,310)	589,256(+887)
2021-08-18	34,217,125(+130,670)	590,426(+1,170)
2021-08-19	34,333,441(+116,316)	591,308(+882)
2021-08-20	34,614,519(+281,078)	593,906(+2,598)
2021-08-21	34,688,313(+73,794)	594,399(+493)
2021-08-22	34,728,406(+40,093)	594,632(+233)
2021-08-23	34,923,552(+195,146)	595,418(+786)
2021-08-24	35,031,576(+108,024)	596,684(+1,266)
2021-08-25	35,158,162(+126,586)	598,049(+1,365)
2021-08-26	35,301,451(+143,289)	599,285(+1,236)
2021-08-27	35,598,892(+297,441)	602,376(+3,091)
2021-08-28	35,662,971(+64,079)	603,011(+635)
2021-08-29	35,702,847(+39,876)	603,343(+332)
2021-08-30	35,919,637(+216,790)	604,304(+961)
2021-08-31	36,046,606(+126,969)	605,648(+1,344)
2021-09-01	36,210,053(+163,447)	607,477(+1,829)
2021-09-02	36,341,291(+131,238)	608,896(+1,419)
2021-09-03	36,620,900(+279,609)	612,913(+4,017)
2021-09-04	36,681,178(+60,278)	613,500(+587)
2021-09-05	36,727,745(+46,567)	613,916(+416)
2021-09-06	36,780,880(+53,135)	614,284(+368)
2021-09-07	37,022,540(+241,660)	615,845(+1,561)
2021-09-08	37,155,966(+133,426)	617,833(+1,988)
2021-09-09	37,281,041(+125,075)	619,726(+1,893)
2021-09-10	37,524,090(+243,049)	624,035(+4,309)
2021-09-11	37,589,227(+65,137)	624,891(+856)
2021-09-12	37,627,894(+38,667)	625,202(+311)
2021-09-13	37,849,295(+221,401)	626,638(+1,436)
2021-09-14	37,969,801(+120,506)	628,678(+2,040)
2021-09-15	38,110,172(+140,371)	631,060(+2,382)
2021-09-16	38,233,523(+123,351)	632,874(+1,814)
2021-09-17	38,443,734(+210,211)	637,479(+4,605)
2021-09-18	38,502,621(+58,887)	638,368(+889)
2021-09-19	38,538,826(+36,205)	638,701(+333)
2021-09-20	38,713,438(+174,612)	640,164(+1,463)
2021-09-21	38,808,930(+95,492)	642,313(+2,149)
2021-09-22	38,927,960(+119,030)	644,957(+2,644)
2021-09-23	39,031,871(+103,911)	646,900(+1,943)
2021-09-24	39,199,103(+167,232)	651,443(+4,543)
2021-09-25	39,243,999(+44,896)	652,098(+655)
2021-09-26	39,271,387(+27,388)	652,359(+261)
2021-09-27	39,440,538(+169,151)	654,076(+1,717)
2021-09-28	39,528,457(+87,919)	656,075(+1,999)
2021-09-29	39,633,657(+105,200)	658,834(+2,759)
2021-09-30	39,729,145(+95,488)	660,730(+1,896)
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2022-07-19	81,038,792(+148,686)	968,053(+330)
2022-07-20	81,217,902(+179,110)	968,844(+791)
2022-07-21	81,333,450(+115,548)	969,167(+323)
2022-07-22	81,450,969(+117,519)	969,620(+453)
2022-07-23	81,471,820(+20,851)	969,680(+60)
2022-07-24	81,490,701(+18,881)	969,695(+15)
2022-07-25	81,603,564(+112,863)	970,161(+466)
2022-07-26	81,752,497(+148,933)	970,666(+505)
2022-07-27	81,957,979(+205,482)	971,469(+803)
2022-07-28	82,070,472(+112,493)	971,833(+364)
2022-07-29	82,328,877(+258,405)	973,152(+1,319)
2022-07-30	82,340,586(+11,709)	973,173(+21)
2022-07-31	82,349,598(+9,012)	973,175(+2)
Cumulative totals reported to date,^[a] excluding repatriated cases Sources: Official reports from state health officials

Cases in the United States per the CDC ^[7]^{[failed verification]}
As of March 5, 2020
Cases in the United States Reported to CDC
	Total
Travel-related	30
Person-to-person spread	17
Under investigation	53
Total cases	100

Cases among Persons Repatriated to the United States
Wuhan, China	3
Diamond Princess cruise ship	46
Total	49
Grand total	139

Deaths
Total	10
This table reflects CDC-published totals, and may not include cases announced in the past 24 hours.

Timeline

Daily deaths: January 1, 2022–present

Daily cases in 2020 and 2021

Daily deaths in 2020 and 2021

Daily non-repatriated COVID-19 cases in the US by state (January 1, 2022 – present)
Date	West													Midwest													South													Northeast												Territories				Date	Confirmed		Deaths
Date	AK	AZ	CA	CO	HI	ID	MT	NM	NV	OR	UT	WA	WY	IA	IL	IN	KS	MI	MN	MO	ND	NE	OH	OK	SD	WI	AL	AR	FL	GA	KY	LA	MS	NC	SC	TN	TX	VA	WV	CT	DC	DE	MA	MD	ME	NH	NJ	NY	PA	RI	VT	GU	MP	PR	VI	Date	Daily	Total	Daily	Total
1-Jan-22		8,220			2,487																451							4,155														3,514					28,631	85,476	18,955			11	32		458	1-Jan-22	152,390	49,903,792	281	781,273
2-Jan-22		701			2,463																116		30,198				12,927	2,181														3,116		36,646			24,660	62,526	16,428				10	9,169		2-Jan-22	201,141	50,104,933	221	781,494
3-Jan-22	2,786	14,192		25,224	2,463	1,420	796	7,437	12,443	9,668	14,754	31,409	800		89,195	31,431	14,855	61,235	4,463	23,374	358		15,857	7,913	713	10,615	4,062	1,750			14,144	24,433	17,525	40,922		26,714	154,975	28,216	7,842	23,678	9,201	2,386	31,184	14,251		5,082	20,298	51,698	16,434		2,779	71	37	1,341	184	3-Jan-22	882,608	50,987,541	1,503	782,997
4-Jan-22		7,212	237,084	8,278	1,272	1,722	935	1,636	2,529	4,522	4,661	5,380	577	11,885	24,423	8,305			10,786	5,520	1,229	6,107	13,950	4,110	2,475	8,089	7,572	6,562		55,849	3,813	6,046	4,840	8,471	26,791	9,230	44,431	9,566	1,811	10,602	2,006	2,267	16,621	14,494	1,235	1,148	25,243	53,276	21,128	16,228	1,731	210	58	503	424	4-Jan-22	724,843	51,712,384	2,200	785,197
5-Jan-22	1,502	7,749	51,743	8,748	2,500	1,441	1,103	2,513	2,779	6,195	7,247	8,560	505	4,642	32,279	12,890	15,322	27,346	2,016	9,084	1,483	5,159	12,779	3,914	1,891	10,490	11,075	7,488		17,371	5,626	7,200	6,592	15,483	4,394		39,943	7,847	2,274	10,344		1,319	27,612	10,286	1,139	3,176	31,276	77,859	21,055	5,868	805	189	61	2,512	446	5-Jan-22	561,120	52,273,504	1,944	787,141
6-Jan-22		10,679	50,486	7,912	4,047	1,765	1,162	3,232	2,337	7,619	8,913	12,408	792	4,268	44,089	15,208			5,523	10,073	1,349	3,533	14,461	6,280	1,776	11,813	12,626	7,787		18,556	6,100	9,087	7,079	19,535	12,545		35,453	10,338	4,248	8,823	2,619	2,632	24,570	12,735	1,174	3,879	27,279	84,202	23,234	6,918	2,180	263	65	4,186	673	6-Jan-22	578,511	52,852,015	1,804	788,945
7-Jan-22	3,565	14,888	103,606	9,972	2,982	1,335	1,143	4,252	4,743	10,433	9,469	14,773	583		42,903	14,735	16,341	40,692	7,299	10,255	1,485	2,872	13,378	6,438	1,578	12,725	12,972	8,434	396,562	21,233	8,294	10,727	6,774	24,361	9,376		44,857	12,730	3,436	10,076	36,481	2,907	26,187	11,778	1,109	2,620	33,353	82,094	26,416	5,956	1,860	243	43	4,550	305	7-Jan-22	1,158,179	54,010,194	2,605	791,550
8-Jan-22		16,504			3,648	386								11,704						13,290	930	4,393	13,851				8,332	8,171									43,255		3,680			3,729		12,945	1,025		28,867	90,132	28,147		2,619	94	37	3,384	403	8-Jan-22	299,526	54,309,720	713	792,263
9-Jan-22		15,850			4,093															3,857	962		15,423				12,452	4,308									34,814		1,783			3,404		17,252			26,663	79,777	21,942		252	121	49	2,143		9-Jan-22	245,145	54,554,865	371	792,634
10-Jan-22	3,190	13,937	308,820	51,101	3,193	1,495	1,925	9,250	16,039	18,503	24,147	43,832	1,364		77,833	37,331	13,557	44,524	8,705	7,100	475		14,808	27,058	1,324	27,704	6,250	4,747		39,856	12,957	21,900	16,484	62,458	35,978		41,968	39,631	1,821	31,405	-28,315	2,700	60,986	9,683		9,027	21,483	54,749	28,182	13,765		309	18	2,530	64	10-Jan-22	1,247,851	55,802,716	1,476	794,110
11-Jan-22		14,160	143,380	22,058	2,680	2,319	1,507	2,932	4,833	7,999	9,813	12,103	829	11,061	28,110	11,808			25,580	10,238	1,600	7,557	14,238	5,011	3,415	12,579	8,536	7,756		17,630	6,093	6,848	5,737	14,979	6,536		46,795	11,841	1,857	6,751	1,308	2,097	17,802	9,693	1,472	2,533	21,615	48,686	18,614	5,076	4,501	422	33	543	348	11-Jan-22	631,912	56,434,628	2,330	796,440
12-Jan-22	4,382	18,783	102,310	12,547	3,016	2,821	1,837	6,830	5,913	8,743	10,220	12,571	743	7,275	34,573	15,012	22,240	28,458	8,629	9,687	2,915	3,776	15,363	5,507	2,045	14,822	11,204	10,974		13,291	7,427	11,642	8,204	20,134	8,748	77,519	61,113	13,584	3,427	7,318	1,216	3,556	22,184	11,033	1,125	3,241	19,607	58,770	25,166	5,727	813	516	53	2,667	157	12-Jan-22	771,434	57,206,062	2,683	799,123
13-Jan-22		18,573	108,040	14,379	3,343	2,338	1,768	5,611	6,845	9,786	12,990	13,149	946	4,965	37,048	16,447			9,676	12,520	2,616	5,041	12,511	10,502	1,935	13,521		12,990		19,025	5,738	9,655	8,356	38,649	13,447		59,268	13,176	4,639	9,604	1,525	4,493	18,721	10,587	1,282	4,135	20,265	60,374	21,570	5,670	2,007	423	51	3,534	291	13-Jan-22	674,025	57,880,087	1,810	800,933
14-Jan-22	5,321	20,257	119,264	14,226	2,571	3,266	2,178	5,203	6,096	8,660	11,128	12,683	1,127		29,639	15,856	19,414	37,114	9,659	7,549	2,095	7,220	30,498	11,315	1,990	23,040		10,405	429,311	14,788	9,352	9,644	9,300	30,528	15,840		117,587	12,448	4,266	8,783	1,544	3,325	12,864	9,986	1,096	2,390	20,550	49,027	22,574	5,805	2,317	438	66	5,181	120	14-Jan-22	1,216,904	59,096,991	3,080	804,013
15-Jan-22		24,962			4,446	1,167								14,109						16,073	2,239		38,973					11,596									55,616		4,421			3,283		9,880	1,084		14,640	47,870	19,910		1,793	198	37	3,472	239	15-Jan-22	276,008	59,372,999	893	804,906
16-Jan-22		21,637			3,721															31	1,067		21,180				51,856	5,386									43,374		3,521			2,500		7,870			14,072	51,264	31,054		2,564	203	41	2,402		16-Jan-22	263,743	59,636,742	454	805,360
17-Jan-22		12,066	319,809	29,955	3,949																754		15,584	42,157		70,265	8,058	3,600		31,305							54,407	33,635	3,226	15,844		2,165		6,537			8,247	26,772	14,212	11,591		263	25	2,422		17-Jan-22	716,848	60,353,590	775	806,135
18-Jan-22		23,836	76,374	13,065	4,904	3,555	3,910	21,253	21,418	28,024	39,882	56,852	3,097	11,736	93,343	48,412			8,890	19,670	2,914	13,075	10,720	3,853	1,683	15,899	6,728	3,213		10,835	29,307	21,608	22,456	107,867	60,832		44,610	7,458	1,524	4,264	3,836	1,117	56,489	3,215		14,683	9,170	22,312	10,900	3,644	1,530	637	43	277	141	18-Jan-22	975,061	61,328,651	2,120	808,255
19-Jan-22	9,956	20,497	98,637	9,631	3,274	4,537	2,059	5,728	5,105	8,527	12,564	12,945	1,041	7,764	26,491	16,207	39,326	86,009	33,957	10,828	3,120	5,499	14,164	10,001	5,128	12,997	17,106	14,494		17,205	9,129	7,897	8,460	14,213	8,620	112,629	47,966	8,169	2,920	4,745	480	1,256	14,647	4,040	1,500	860	8,553	23,375	14,768	3,273	1,294	815	53	1,360	127	19-Jan-22	815,946	62,144,597	3,624	811,879
20-Jan-22		17,724	86,719	15,418	5,227	3,462	2,043	5,967	5,827	10,018	11,608	13,336	1,029	4,795	23,246	16,370			8,872	12,333	3,005	5,315	15,060	13,406	1,963	19,218	15,986	11,160		16,677	8,924	8,530	8,329	24,587	9,178		37,900	9,147	4,236	4,805	488	1,711	14,384	8,897	1,110	3,274	10,038	30,631	14,295	3,617	1,115	724	51	1,647		20-Jan-22	553,402	62,697,999	2,585	814,464
21-Jan-22	6,327	18,034	125,861	14,078	4,000	3,701	2,003	6,047	5,558	10,932	11,601	10,404	1,519		40,642	17,661	20,806	33,551	9,464	11,365	2,662	5,252	14,198	13,939	1,629	11,839	16,525	13,073	288,638	13,314	11,167	7,170	7,509	29,839	10,759		55,886	11,989	4,544	4,444	525	2,179	13,935	4,736	1,009	3,078	10,623	28,296	15,225	2,875	1,808	709	48	2,694		21-Jan-22	965,670	63,663,669	3,964	818,428
22-Jan-22		27,681			3,331	1,945								12,658						8,577	2,478		11,234	13,571			16,506	8,118									52,287		5,533			2,479		4,849	974		8,510	27,643	14,890		1,529	385	42	2,436		22-Jan-22	227,656	63,891,325	841	819,269
23-Jan-22		22,922			2,847															7,219	562		8,466				9,807	3,804									49,197		4,868			1,678		3,678			8,807	19,186	11,382		1,165	356	38	1,728		23-Jan-22	157,710	64,049,035	438	819,707
24-Jan-22	5,564	14,750	296,072	22,205	2,274	3,002	5,001	14,682	14,027	19,378	21,970	195,204	2,050		64,499	35,590	14,270	39,372	10,310	4,979			7,039	20,150	1,422	22,420	5,955	3,243		38,931	22,015	12,897	12,711	69,141			33,779	21,466	2,999	12,057	1,350	1,188	24,512	2,690		7,347	4,451	12,259	7,141	5,852	542	662	19	1,076	450	24-Jan-22	1,140,963	65,189,998	1,919	821,626
25-Jan-22		13,972	62,826	7,859	1,649	3,518	2,872	3,331	3,040	6,902	6,600		1,172	11,551	13,706	9,733			29,806	6,722	3,419	12,554	1,456	8,810	2,223	5,725	8,808	7,943		11,559	11,011	4,117	4,909	10,607			35,572	7,064	1,982	3,824	189	957	7,120	2,399	1,219	860	4,536	12,484	8,338	1,620	441	759	79	142	43	25-Jan-22	368,028	65,558,026	2,554	824,180
26-Jan-22	5,376	18,229	87,218	6,962	1,817	4,088	3,090	4,115	3,480	8,191	7,493	54,607	1,247	5,945	15,732	4,957	14,163	27,423	13,102	7,746	2,355	3,339	14,686	8,160	985	7,681	10,703	6,561		13,885	7,677	4,596	6,596	14,505	52,372	118,639	25,268	7,147	2,819	2,795	369	878	7,918	2,900	1,232	1,800	5,964	16,519	10,906	3,078	529	850	96	2,090	168	26-Jan-22	661,047	66,219,073	3,865	828,045
27-Jan-22		14,293	59,979	10,385	2,089	3,777	2,911	5,182	4,122	7,858	7,033		1,771	3,507	14,422	12,198			11,882	7,623	2,146	3,615	8,168	13,428	929	8,084	11,723	6,016		17,118	8,724	4,759	6,535	24,615	7,274		30,747	8,570	4,372	3,036	371	1,528	8,616	3,256	1,188	2,263	5,892	17,305	15,379	1,912	1,532	743	124	934	67	27-Jan-22	400,001	66,619,074	2,522	830,567
28-Jan-22	5,689	15,610	76,729	7,083	1,698	3,653	2,834	5,269	3,999	7,431	6,166	36,580	1,088		15,453	17,067	12,986	26,309	12,137	6,997	2,065	2,794	6,573	8,655	818	7,129	11,174	5,660	197,768	15,885	10,793	5,101	5,533	18,918	11,327		30,892	7,202	4,077	2,684	338	1,307	7,181	3,011	1,104	2,429	9,558	13,592		1,836	913	817	128	1,303	46	28-Jan-22	663,389	67,282,463	4,463	835,030
29-Jan-22		15,506			1,740	1,626								8,922						8,101	1,623		6,367	539			10,751										34,567		2,841			922		2,391	986		4,669	12,332	23,612		483	402	80	737	44	29-Jan-22	139,241	67,421,704	940	835,970
30-Jan-22		13,473			2,241															3,033	714		4,479				6,490										23,487		2,461			679		1,941			2,200	8,781	6,358		611	364	92	676		30-Jan-22	78,080	67,499,784	362	836,332
31-Jan-22	4,323	12,259	172,226	12,681	1,441	2,581	3,379	9,574	8,235	13,224	10,272	45,245	1,616		23,797	19,367	7,846	21,242	9,715	2,033	358		2,857	23,259	676	12,592	5,459	8,698		18,153	13,689	7,231	9,752	40,476	23,421		23,582	15,204	1,459	3,330		473	12,127	1,068		4,364	1,911	5,115	4,449	2,372	312	527	44	474	24	31-Jan-22	624,512	68,124,296	2,820	839,152
1-Feb-22		7,567	37,147	3,515	987	2,164	953	1,765	1,946	4,947	2,845		566	7,415	8,665	5,659			18,251	3,514	1,788	6,098	3,898	2,435	1,326	3,075	5,639	4,637		6,869	5,000	2,741	4,249	7,158	3,435		28,471	3,812	1,444	1,240	1,132	336	2,628	1,500	1,282	499	2,429	7,119	3,858	1,062	365	777	154	45	33	1-Feb-22	224,440	68,348,736	3,099	842,251
2-Feb-22	4,042	8,330	25,550	4,397	957	2,325	1,422	2,602	1,700	5,150	3,609	15,685	805	2,886	9,463	6,913	8,952	18,803	3,078	7,755	1,234		6,085	4,588	477	4,951	5,404	4,614		5,536	4,113	2,686	5,940	8,622	3,438	94,893	21,082	4,009	2,347	1,786	144	463	4,973	1,349	1,053	1,336	3,375	9,342	7,098	995	732	680	252	602	32	2-Feb-22	348,655	68,697,391	3,615	845,866
3-Feb-22		7,794	28,080	5,489	1,365	2,496	1,051	3,150	1,756	5,416	3,482		586	2,323		6,614			4,254	3,571	1,345	3,239	4,052	4,253	38,611	4,780		4,213		5,711	5,595	3,122	6,416	12,058	3,562		22,694	4,786	2,612	2,445	191	806	4,829	2,072	1,059	1,151	3,335	9,418	5,920	1,205	605	822	261	906	28	3-Feb-22	239,529	68,936,920	2,217	848,083
4-Feb-22	3,760	9,077	37,012	3,695	1,026	2,428	4,423	2,097	1,898	4,954	2,808	12,341	584		18,464	4,312	4,871	9,805	5,116	2,237	1,184	1,098	2,908	4,742	569	3,262	11,196	1,507	131,699	7,061	5,773	2,422	7,839	9,632	4,739		16,495	4,256	2,412	1,269	259	595	4,195	1,604	1,030	1,458	2,540	7,759	5,815	860	516	762	112	679	25	4-Feb-22	379,180	69,316,100	4,662	852,745
5-Feb-22		8,243			1,103	1,352								4,788						1,885	892		2,059	2,614			1,924	1,631									12,288		3,212			445		1,627	791		2,524	7,246	7,854			397	204	422	36	5-Feb-22	63,537	69,379,637	790	853,535
6-Feb-22		6,379			804															2,245	434		1,559					981									14,755		1,283			436		1,124			1,626	5,680	2,364			344	211	693		6-Feb-22	40,918	69,420,555	244	853,779
7-Feb-22	3,022	4,416	73,361	6,840	760	1,986	1,891	4,667	2,541	7,907	5,504	15,013	711		13,953	5,044	4,027	9,898	4,751	1,696	271		1,855	2,237	594	6,222	3,456	729		9,294	8,443	4,071	16,595	19,313	10,755		12,331	9,632	1,041	2,138	627	275	6,725	772		2,880	1,109	3,795	7,495	1,598	788	499	230	140	21	7-Feb-22	303,919	69,724,474	2,663	856,442
8-Feb-22		3,790	47,310	2,880	470	2,313	1,284	1,401	1,588	3,236	1,341		287	3,453	5,825	3,144			8,696	1,932	973	2,916	2,681	986	545	1,626	4,507	2,965		3,240	3,813	1,468	2,065	3,528	1,660		8,801	2,989	993	1,343	87	202	1,792	738	1,031	387	1,452	4,281	-5,307	581	201	844	231	23	53	8-Feb-22	142,645	69,867,119	2,841	859,283
9-Feb-22	2,220	5,402	39,312	3,061	455	2,565	1,027	1,801	1,280	3,297	2,062	8,244	510	2,269	4,742		4,454	7,527	2,987	3,643	882	684	2,974	1,711	667	2,805	3,649	2,337		3,482	5,139	1,382	2,322	7,743	2,395	71,647	9,272	3,211	1,674	1,048	627	399	2,794	751	857	1,296	1,778	6,041	4,433	635	487	594	221	177	30	9-Feb-22	243,002	70,110,121	3,724	863,007
10-Feb-22		7,379	14,831	3,068	1,109	2,368	1,180	1,822	891	3,140	1,935		316	1,281	5,419	6,438			3,473	5,835	815	655	2,756	2,678	354	2,521	2,713	1,825		3,306	4,009	1,561	1,661	6,636	1,717		11,643	3,206	1,975	1,026	-256	499	2,611	1,100	866	1,157	2,609	7,442	3,716	619	411	622	226	581	22	10-Feb-22	133,767	70,243,888	2,299	865,306
11-Feb-22	1,853	2,781	22,947	2,613	582	1,749	1,219	1,124	919	2,577	1,791	19,570	302			2,790		5,716	3,934		667	613	2,190	2,230	325	2,161	2,835	1,947	122,428	2,881	2,545	1,668	2,212	5,483			9,778	3,182	1,646	1,189	192	443	2,499	731	797	1,171	2,169	4,754	3,563	510	392	623	189	383	21	11-Feb-22	256,884	70,500,772	3,748	869,054
12-Feb-22		4,284			577	1,089								2,863							470		1,455	1,458			2,438	1,931									9,630		1,490			282		941	1,368		1,526	4,232	4,544			345	154	300	11	12-Feb-22	41,388	70,542,160	681	869,735
13-Feb-22		4,397			462																200		1,208				1,054	801									7,433		1,145			242		718			948	3,583	2,244			345	177	283		13-Feb-22	25,240	70,567,400	360	870,095
14-Feb-22	1,815	2,685	40,158	4,494	497	1,492	1,222	3,107	1,541	4,741	3,128	62	444		14,269	4,051	5,263	5,380	3,449	6,328	123		1,005	2,283	283	3,877	724	834		4,773	4,205	1,989	4,719	11,521	7,812		5,655	5,803	755	1,524	475	214	3,863	425			888	2,348	1,516	950	662	295	57	111	26	14-Feb-22	173,841	70,741,241	2,291	872,386
15-Feb-22		1,740	14,697	2,083	303	2,177	913	664	510	1,611	771		170	2,082	2,893	1,468			5,364	1,190	449	1,057	1,310	378	433	1,084	2,136	1,685		1,844	1,943	836	1,253	1,901	844		8,000	1,938	706	1,284	44	133	1,459	443	8,137	2,892	1,327	2,317	1,722	254	162	611	159	-64	21	15-Feb-22	87,334	70,828,575	2,369	874,755
16-Feb-22	835	2,177	12,444	2,151	200	2,323	936	1,072	620	1,714	1,392	-159	281	1,637	3,323	1,427	2,361	4,271	962	1,574	426	226	1,582	1,047	251	1,548	1,975	1,124		1,913	2,528	768	1,062	4,313	983	35,009	4,588	1,997	934	1,828	120	202	1,653	23,402	2,313	457	2,199	3,274	2,102	329	378	495	181	458	17	16-Feb-22	143,223	70,971,798	3,535	878,290
17-Feb-22		2,781	12,098	2,140	624	2,029	902	989	247	1,845	1,032		164	488	2,538	1,462			1,389	1,340	394	211	1,331	1,614	392	1,584	2,108	1,149		1,474	2,299	1,283	587	4,051	1,391		5,950	2,230	1,265	544	128	358	2,326	751	2,616	647	2,488	3,687	2,446	399	246	394	226	272	9	17-Feb-22	78,918	71,050,716	2,038	880,328
18-Feb-22	1,126	3,054	12,577	2,143	430	2,214	1,119	975	589	1,542	999	-1,246	202		3,184	1,508	1,483	3,827	1,842	232	286	446	1,419	1,119	877	1,373	1,440	1,279	42,373	2,327	2,219	732	1,190	3,336	1,341		8,367	2,093	785	1,263	110	278	1,983	854	2,513	1,510	1,920	4,847	2,503	269	262	444	158	197	28	18-Feb-22	129,941	71,180,657	3,413	883,741
19-Feb-22		2,739			327	1,141								1,757									1,050				1,153	977									6,406					227		865	2,634		1,106	3,050	3,057			179	111	415	19	19-Feb-22	27,213	71,207,870	627	884,368
20-Feb-22		2,043			268																		707				484	803									1,759					150		1,089			1,157	2,640	1,231			141	222	192		20-Feb-22	12,886	71,220,756	251	884,619
21-Feb-22		2			163			1,540								2,528	997				402		644			2,140	392	571		2,704	3,324	1,115		7,397			3,439	4,525	2,558	1,291		114			3,416		421	1,483		572		274	67	92		21-Feb-22	42,171	71,262,927	618	885,237
22-Feb-22		2,738	40,585	5,073	123	2,355	1,636	315	927	3,372	2,068		403	1,295	6,242	913			1,716	2,756	173	300	896	2,648	155	805	639	869		875	1,824	808	1,868	1,178	4,897		4,084	1,460	388	338	369	77	4,118	752	1,537		1,045	1,619	2,041	200	640	393	171	14	15	22-Feb-22	109,713	71,372,640	2,800	888,037
23-Feb-22	1,749	1,236	6,483	1,667	130	2,310	919	532	266	1,156	614	4,969	86	877	2,733	918	1,161	5,931	3,236	825	193	589	882	1,010	425	968	1,232	1,059		1,417	1,429	526	542	2,166	713	21,708	2,686	1,324	496	540	48	98	938	341	994	2,004	1,003	2,456	2,328	197	265	349	226	78	10	23-Feb-22	89,038	71,461,678	3,369	891,406
24-Feb-22		1,801	6,754	1,427	262	2,409	900	620	857	856	627		127	355	1,979	963			828	738	278	32	871	1,383	113	749	1,225	571		1,406		638	541	2,454	668		3,805	1,688	963	458	100	822	1,556	661	700	1,169	1,451	2,704	1,539	280	210	276	157	211	14	24-Feb-22	51,196	71,512,874	2,108	893,514
25-Feb-22	862	1,773	11,737	1,283	247	2,051	620	453	484	924	425	3,276	91		2,074	740	1,327	3,120	736	872	203	47	1,040	1,161	133	734	1,257	323	25,390	982	2,558	424	577	3,731	739		4,693	1,218	769	423	112	130	1,329	672	724	859	1,113	2,320	1,400	215	229	275	139	113	21	25-Feb-22	89,148	71,602,022	2,963	896,477
26-Feb-22		1,638			295									792							133		874				1,169	810									2,980					110		947	551		955	2,213	2,082			127	130	193	33	26-Feb-22	16,032	71,618,054	437	896,914
27-Feb-22					186																94		527				358	495									909					104		381			1,076	1,671	820			106	61	134		27-Feb-22	6,922	71,624,976	173	897,087
28-Feb-22	797		19,492	2,718	121	2,526	782	651	798	1,668	896	6,492	158		4,483	1,354	479	1,860	868	1,215	24		533	2,106	95	1,441	201	558		1,738	1,753		884	4,423	1,541		2,227	2,578	1,461	1,012	238	70	1,632	389	9	633	672	1,144	571	416	341	229	-45	95	3	28-Feb-22	76,330	71,701,306	1,851	898,938
Date	West													Midwest													South													Northeast												Territories				Date	Confirmed		Deaths
Date	AK	AZ	CA	CO	HI	ID	MT	NM	NV	OR	UT	WA	WY	IA	IL	IN	KS	MI	MN	MO	ND	NE	OH	OK	SD	WI	AL	AR	FL	GA	KY	LA	MS	NC	SC	TN	TX	VA	WV	CT	DC	DE	MA	MD	ME	NH	NJ	NY	PA	RI	VT	GU	MP	PR	VI	Date	Daily	Total	Daily	Total
1-Mar-22			1,460	899	93	1,574	652	686	248	720	278		56	5,224	1,841	537			1,799	492	154	269	609	254	174	602	786	693		906	1,643		228	811	257		2,645	1,071	267	170	59	35	1,209	355	750	264	887	1,284	853	170		273	174	8	4	1-Mar-22	34,423	71,735,729	1,568	900,506
2-Mar-22	587	3,879	6,027	1,049	134	1,738	869	430	363	674	461	3,023	83	438	1,640	445	924	2,105	434	501	147	22,049	781	920	76	671	1,259	559		932	1,163	870	448	1,415	340	11,468	2,085	1,272	330	253		97	907	405	544	182	1,174	2,124	910	341	364	226	132	69	8	2-Mar-22	80,325	71,816,054	2,294	902,800
3-Mar-22			5,240	723	247	1,442	850	388	342	680	396		57	511	1,169	509			720	535	151	120	775	589	89	535	762	481		652	1,278	323	370	1,559	488		2,274	1,256	515	589		142	1,067	471	564	185	879	2,444	1,008	191	178	169	66	171	2	3-Mar-22	34,152	71,850,206	1,237	904,037
4-Mar-22	701		5,754	997	159	1,565	2,080	373	477	714	261	3,222	69		1,329	563	513	1,842	665	463	120	186	561	1,113	55	443	573	485	13,956	819	982	185	222	1,728	430		2,431	806	460	432		170	900	398	529	220	1,154	1,985	926	156	201	194	77	102	14	4-Mar-22	54,760	71,904,966	2,731	906,768
5-Mar-22					137									525							77		565					698									2,669					116		382	258		749	2,574	900			54	75	152		5-Mar-22	9,931	71,914,897	245	907,013
6-Mar-22					160																51		300					310									601					89		249			594	1,566	583			53	52	81		6-Mar-22	4,689	71,919,586	170	907,183
7-Mar-22	461		12,634	3,197	75	1,674	161	683	444	1,058	543	2,086	64		2,607	1,437	388	1,656	662	816	31	1	309		75	1,049	3,710	322		1,213	2,009	389	609	2,944	768		2,624	1,813	887	2,709		55	1,694	223		438	894	1,013	357	353	300		29	81	14	7-Mar-22	57,559	71,977,145	1,459	908,642
8-Mar-22			2,358	858	61	824	145	176	359	352	100		48	421	1,055	356			1,251	599	79	287	526		81	358	631	394		524		212	149	563	73		1,575	894	226	1,191		42	607	294	423	98	1,056	1,060	724	130	47	295	74	3		8-Mar-22	21,579	71,998,724	1,282	909,924
9-Mar-22	1,471	6,549	4,985	1,140	143	1,052	128	341	452	437	198	2,462	71	289	1,634	465	552	1,739	447	346	92	208	539		71	478	536	543		751		246	163	1,088	254	6,608	2,145	827	274	330	463	71	775	277	141	124	748	1,795	751	174	197	163	55	76	4	9-Mar-22	45,868	72,044,592	2,041	911,965
10-Mar-22			3,221	1,232		1,028	126	390	553	418	186		65	102	1,398	382			483	389	88	117	568	2,179	49	425	632	519		690		108	160	1,215	264		2,690	1,141	316	291		410	802	383	201	126	1,290	1,850	819	207	111	123	42	122	5	10-Mar-22	27,916	72,072,508	1,503	913,468
11-Mar-22	640		3,825	1,189		870	51	263	390	380	244	3,131	53		1,825	292	303	1,819	473	268	82	37	400		50	356	545	665	10,211	563		111	271	1,330	3,886		1,631	1,046	414	343	137	176	677	346	175	186	1,042	2,107	748	155	186	120	53	99	107	11-Mar-22	44,271	72,116,779	2,143	915,611
12-Mar-22														419							64	1	306					548									1,892					92		370	194		577	1,799	718			56		59		12-Mar-22	7,095	72,123,874	260	915,871
13-Mar-22																					27		215					369									902					69		204			375	1,770	380			32		150		13-Mar-22	4,493	72,128,367	105	915,976
14-Mar-22	496		11,628	1,328		1,172	133	367		598	353	2,718			2,324	597	95	1,365	403	566	14				46	643	511	343		843	9,532	361	390	1,989			637	1,524	540	809		41	1,520	146		326	358	902	235	407	258	80	93	39	11	14-Mar-22	46,741	72,175,108	-2,795	913,181
15-Mar-22			727	1,294		825	101	94		401	94		64	239	1,574	323			365	322	53	108			67	444	217	423		744		126	153	367	717		1,554	1,319	120	305		61	502	258	251	39	552	2,753	691	220	83	117	63	40		15-Mar-22	18,770	72,193,878	3,464	916,645
16-Mar-22	470	5,153	3,482	1,660	758	855	73	193	7,184	299	183	2,315		248	1,031	329	226	1,540	720	304	56	156			35	441	438	373		872		98	98	855		3,116	1,486	1,319	150	317		60	725	332	165	142	1,535	2,072	673	208	246	65	40	83	5	16-Mar-22	43,184	72,237,062	2,148	918,793
17-Mar-22			2,931	1,506		592	88	208		300	173			69	1,150	304			348	289	52	78	1,385	2,984	47	461	527	457		630		101	77	755			1,738	1,287	192	404	352	81	899	376	203	107	952	2,323	763	243	174	57	59	119	3	17-Mar-22	25,844	72,262,906	1,094	919,887
18-Mar-22	494		4,541			563	69	145		238	120	2,276	79		1,388	546	172	2,770	427	465	51	11			48	427	494	723		900		124	112	987			1,445	1,259	188	336	106	85	813	430	181	142	989	2,089	673	184	159	45	55	105	3	18-Mar-22	27,457	72,290,363	827	920,714
19-Mar-22														217								1						1,131									545				71	82		358	144		682	2,642	487			28		103		19-Mar-22	6,491	72,296,854	138	920,852
20-Mar-22																												290									1,682					76		204			456	2,013	350			7		129		20-Mar-22	5,207	72,302,061	87	920,939
21-Mar-22	360		15,349	3,343		673	78	341		531	343	1,622			2,451	372	115	1,423	369	497						738	375	781		611	8,639	143	245	1,516			643	1,567	266	603		38	1,693	175		367	513	1,099	306	406	364	79	45	75	6	21-Mar-22	49,160	72,351,221	1,964	922,903
22-Mar-22			662	1,582		424	75	116		263	109		73	256	1,442	218			853	293		28				320	200	607		352		69	106	504	1,393		4,108	734	68	461	132	28	773	182	231	77	612	1,497	412	140	80	84	43	11	5	22-Mar-22	19,623	72,370,844	-1,809	921,094
23-Mar-22	558	4,566	5,100	1,332	677	274	53	230	955	296	119	1,934		178	1,114	303	265	1,558	236	222		-13			110	377	185	249		366		79	129	888		2,006	10,928	1,296	116	396	71	66	1,074	246	145	149	814	3,875	451	213	219	49	208	74	7	23-Mar-22	44,743	72,415,587	1,487	922,581
24-Mar-22			2,250	1,223		170	45	202		278	152			79	1,723	256			392	330		-31	2,334	1,814		370	398	258		626		77	90				4,308	846	118	439	107	200	1,086	362	156	153	1,229	3,450	651	193	144	67	12	121	10	24-Mar-22	26,688	72,442,275	963	923,544
25-Mar-22	537		3,029	2,295		70	41	146		184	131	2,448	56		1,309	225	102	1,575	408	200	230	1				296	164	189	16,741	501		117	133				2,710	912	96	429	151	182	1,109	391	121	90	957	3,327	607	156	174	41	25	156	5	25-Mar-22	42,767	72,485,042	1,872	925,416
26-Mar-22														230														121									4,042				109	102		401	137		909	3,117	544			28		255		26-Mar-22	9,995	72,495,037	140	925,556
27-Mar-22																												38									386					87		225			606	2,778	367			2		122		27-Mar-22	4,611	72,499,648	38	925,594
28-Mar-22			7,169	1,677		117	57	315		382	255	2,024			2,511	434	150	1,258	380	473						746	2,024	21		926	5,530	144	132				398	1,748	178	1,014		31	2,430	212		404	604	2,010	234	422	308	42	43	65	12	28-Mar-22	36,880	72,536,528	814	926,408
29-Mar-22			741	1,342		126	55	87		333	98		40	169	1,586	245			864	168		620				432	284	144		438		49	67		1,035		3,416	715	51	365	184	48	882	277	347	72	724	2,400	429	165	89	59		8	9	29-Mar-22	19,163	72,555,691	652	927,060
30-Mar-22	813	10,143	2,761	1,454	946	138	34	134	941	373	133	1,521			1,324	227	232	1,550	251	361		27			154	470	253	97		9,348		71	135	4,002		1,648	1,352	891	83	458	92	86	1,252	287	236	130	1,082	3,243	424	200	219	39		142	4	30-Mar-22	49,761	72,605,452	1,254	928,314
31-Mar-22			2,909	1,527		72	12	116		314	140				1,592				403	349		-70	1,821	1,810		488	258	107		2,796		104	131				4,662	1,094	71	742		108	1,472	421	183	158	1,129	4,493	743	303	174	45		169		31-Mar-22	30,846	72,636,298	751	929,065
1-Apr-22	517		4,026	1,455		208	66	93		363		1,492	42		1,413	420	193	1,661	429	236	189	-37				417	141	107		695		58	163				1,393	1,110	71	501	288	99	1,442	438	197	137	1,186	3,882	636	246	161	46	88	228	20	1-Apr-22	26,516	72,662,814	440	929,505
2-Apr-22														585								1						61									2,157					102			189		1,179	4,046	473			19		188		2-Apr-22	9,000	72,671,814	97	929,602
3-Apr-22																												38									694					79						3,683				7		246		3-Apr-22	4,747	72,676,561	31	929,633
4-Apr-22				1,637		213	58	519		605		2,160			2,986	404			410	1						824	424	35		860	3,948	127	443				486	1,934	138	1,268		50	2,888	1,039		332	1,608	2,553	756	492	360	49	5	160	17	4-Apr-22	29,789	72,706,350	391	930,024
5-Apr-22			9,925	1,130		76	48	87		346			62	127	1,798				946			122				374	237	102		285		64	134		1,726		1,325	905	67	432		47	1,116	300	339	124	1,186	2,611	573	267	149	43		20	35	5-Apr-22	27,128	72,733,478	401	930,425
6-Apr-22	924	6,840		1,408	917	24	69	148	1,026	351		5,974		218	2,194	374		3,215	301			69			137	493	219	115		365		101	110	3,304		1,464	1,501	1,062	65	478	717	95	1,296	527	197	134	1,431	4,358	631	368	220	33		225	18	6-Apr-22	43,716	72,777,194	1,019	931,444
7-Apr-22				1,385		61	30	115		435	699			82	1,496				476			61	2,094	2,042		529	210	105		366		90	205				1,632	956	64	749		172	1,760	491	190	204	1,683	5,784	891	398	213	52		432	14	7-Apr-22	26,166	72,803,360	575	932,019
8-Apr-22			9,841	2,241		53	23	121		435		2,661	38		2,312	452	702		522		248	67				1,652	172	110	21,348	349		68	211				1,384	879	67	691		-1,283	1,637	644	201	283	1,592	5,904	914	339	249	27		366	24	8-Apr-22	57,544	72,860,904	1,151	933,170
9-Apr-22														246						3,745		1						60									1,546					110			194		1,385	5,516	818			12		300		9-Apr-22	13,933	72,874,837	254	933,424
10-Apr-22																												30									751					141					1,531	5,763	455			12		618		10-Apr-22	9,301	72,884,138	22	933,446
11-Apr-22				2,943		120	70	321		825					4,468	378			550							1,282	361	33		972	3,117	141					834	1,756	89	1,836		87	4,000	1,613		610	965	4,060	426	812	529	34	45	208	20	11-Apr-22	33,505	72,917,643	360	933,806
12-Apr-22				1,119		107	60	80		475			-8	304	1,761				1,109			205				530	214	103		364		110	199		761		1,143	842	50	631	1,336	73	1,712	499	322	138	1,547	3,666	932	464	163	32		34	17	12-Apr-22	21,094	72,938,737	436	934,242
13-Apr-22	1,285	2,777	15,562	1,656	1,073	43	43	168	1,047	534		4,695		268	2,060	487		6,651	502			84			124	764	156	127		479		195	116	3,791		1,735	1,440	902	-2	691	221	151	1,969	456	452	290	1,852	6,546	943	361	310	24		363	35	13-Apr-22	63,426	73,002,163	1,518	935,760
14-Apr-22				1,800		100	35	171		604	740			84	3,340				702			85	2,828	1,179		797	188	89		379		146	123				1,582	884	107	407		226	2,962	775	172	326	2,314	7,219	1,339	539	346	27		544	36	14-Apr-22	33,195	73,035,358	460	936,220
15-Apr-22			7,610	1,831		33	57	152		461		2,794			2,420		1,245		726		273	61				734	220	75		582			86					1,041	81	1,193	612	245	2,470	786	353	292	1,991	6,737	1,428	332	274	21			10	15-Apr-22	37,226	73,072,584	407	936,627
16-Apr-22														404						2,444		1						88																	291		1,818	6,889	1,037			22				16-Apr-22	12,994	73,085,578	120	936,747
17-Apr-22																												31																			1,449	5,674	646			13				17-Apr-22	7,813	73,093,391	8	936,755
18-Apr-22				2,839		127	90	455		1,514		3,315			5,755	1,390			750							1,536	968	25			3,257	366	148				4,265	1,788	204	1,960		435		864		782	783	4,296	623	860	739	38	18	1,823	23	18-Apr-22	42,036	73,135,427	249	937,004
19-Apr-22			13,714	1,544			83	114		727			108	335	2,471				1,478			235				402	-364	105				141	50		995		1,949	846	56	1,161		90	6,514	1,874		176	1,453	4,646	1,702	355	151	50		82	23	19-Apr-22	43,266	73,178,693	446	937,450
20-Apr-22	1,507	2,377		1,907	1,491	183	84	189	1,054	859		1,696		240	3,931	781		8,723	833			96			165	1,565	153	192		1,930		141	99	6,652		2,124	1,441	836	96	1,010	902	169	1,853	636	525	355	1,639	7,862	818	318	344	45		567	27	20-Apr-22	58,415	73,237,108	720	938,170
21-Apr-22				2,024			42	237		932	1,197			131	3,587				862			1	4,259	1,745		1,268	254	146				127	295				1,779	1,036	118	877	171	183	2,528	1,044	352	379	2,368	6,794	1,499	489	346	31		1,226	75	21-Apr-22	38,402	73,275,510	425	938,595
22-Apr-22			15,747	1,995		195	76	190		728		3,773			3,807	1,023	1,574		1,240		331	367				1,250	257	165	36,371			143	-100				2,398	1,112	120	1,150		200	2,303	1,015	369	425	2,322	8,452	1,136	344	341	24		1,736	61	22-Apr-22	92,640	73,368,150	738	939,333
23-Apr-22														549						3,248		2						82									1,668				510	281			260		2,140	6,015	1,591			13		1,341		23-Apr-22	17,700	73,385,850	110	939,443
24-Apr-22																												49									1,015										1,485	5,931	1,060			5		1,882		24-Apr-22	11,427	73,397,277	33	939,476
25-Apr-22				2,963		125	80	414		2,068		5,984			8,155	2,454			1,003							2,779	679	40			2,997	484					754	2,230	288	2,026		261	5,443	1,005		918	1,101	4,786	948	988	807	29	42	753	63	25-Apr-22	52,667	73,449,944	257	939,733
26-Apr-22			21,388	1,143			111	151		1,091			140	521	2,509				2,178			212				1,033	260	212				159	321				1,662	1,098	131	1,088		102	2,372	2,101	420	207	1,753	4,791	1,200	489	327	47		359	48	26-Apr-22	49,624	73,499,568	302	940,035
27-Apr-22	1,448	2,350		1,246	2,494	151	108	240	1,732	1,125		3,878		515	3,434	1,561		12,174	1,106			152			277	1,506	202	161		4,244		210	88	9,311		2,758	1,600	985	149	1,047	588	196	2,807	726	414	540	2,410	7,693	1,478	539	394	47		681	58	27-Apr-22	74,823	73,574,391	627	940,662
28-Apr-22				1,199			116	271		1,227	1,695			116	4,593				1,353			140	5,782	1,729		1,588	233	190				198	164		1,413		1,637	1,384	185	1,256		253	3,341	1,392	334	359	2,543	9,538	2,067	658	393	46		1,670	46	28-Apr-22	49,109	73,623,500	373	941,035
29-Apr-22			17,871	933		219	78	235		1,454		4,922			5,955	1,518	2,017		1,635		414	142				1,483	222	139				249	162				1,688	1,122	169	1,054		250	3,199	1,389	352	430	2,622	8,435	1,733	709	387	6		1,607		29-Apr-22	64,800	73,688,300	438	941,473
30-Apr-22														594						4,467		162						120									1,601								734		2,726	8,169	2,027			13		1,514		30-Apr-22	22,127	73,710,427	116	941,589
Date	West													Midwest													South													Northeast												Territories				Date	Confirmed		Deaths
Date	AK	AZ	CA	CO	HI	ID	MT	NM	NV	OR	UT	WA	WY	IA	IL	IN	KS	MI	MN	MO	ND	NE	OH	OK	SD	WI	AL	AR	FL	GA	KY	LA	MS	NC	SC	TN	TX	VA	WV	CT	DC	DE	MA	MD	ME	NH	NJ	NY	PA	RI	VT	GU	MP	PR	VI	Date	Daily	Total	Daily	Total
1-May-22																												59									1,391										1,877	7,036	1,125			10		1,987		1-May-22	13,485	73,723,912	22	941,611
2-May-22				2,155		187	152	528		2,025		12,193			8,981	1,287			1,500							3,260	438	67			3,394	396	347				2,061	2,968	383	2,089		703	6,290	1,242		1,162	2,497	5,107	1,281	1,237	681	44	18	1,079	85	2-May-22	65,837	73,789,749	265	941,876
3-May-22			26,000	1,049			131	166		1,814			163	669	4,047				2,060			433				752	292	134				309	143		3,188		1,420	961	135	1,727		105	2,651	2,233	1,484	481	2,029	6,219	1,576	571	307	68		371	90	3-May-22	63,778	73,853,527	407	942,283
4-May-22	1,431	3,911		919	3,078	319	123	245	2,160	1,462		-2,244		735	5,748	1,815		16,084	2,174			164			373	2,435	342	226		5,024		270	218	11,346		3,566	1,803	2,215	164	1,052		210	2,985	1,330	683	536	2,716	9,139	1,939	744	517	28		1,188	437	4-May-22	89,610	73,943,137	1,782	944,065
5-May-22				1,555			93	353		1,723	3,226			304	4,148				1,853			219	7,212	1,441		2,118	350	279				313	184				2,981	1,637	253	1,420		484	4,376	1,525	513	518	3,487	10,251		938	352	20		1,701	94	5-May-22	55,921	73,999,058	279	944,344
6-May-22			22,757	1,124		310	117	319		1,077					7,709	1,691	2,232		2,044		612					2,341	242	207	59,430			350	254				1,845	1,713	260	1,603		413	3,836	1,913	549	609	3,408	13,902		778	400	21		2,179	155	6-May-22	136,400	74,135,458	621	944,965
7-May-22														1,103						2,491								201									2,334								580		3,225	9,815						2,448		7-May-22	22,197	74,157,655	72	945,037
8-May-22																												124									1,676										2,789	9,940						435		8-May-22	14,964	74,172,619	26	945,063
9-May-22				3,061		303		704		2,970		11,262			14,427	2,265			2,143							4,546	548	62			3,957	604	887				1,340	3,984	639	4,590		1,096	8,625	1,845		1,245	1,816	5,989		1,679	838	46	24	2,506	186	9-May-22	84,187	74,256,806	294	945,357
10-May-22			33,206	1,316				251		1,632			225	829	5,344				4,398							2,011	496	259				336	267				1,983	1,907		1,947	1,062	235	2,909	4,100	804	327	3,309	6,575		848	252	32		272	132	10-May-22	77,264	74,334,070	264	945,621
11-May-22	1,520	5,490		1,005	4,269	381		354	2,928	1,450		4,751		936	6,158	1,918		23,166	1,269			920			450	2,657	394	244		6,798		442	366	14,896	4,515	4,782	2,127	1,889	457	2,392			3,996	1,540	496	587	3,480	10,087	16,998	990	268	30		1,686	187	11-May-22	139,269	74,473,339	556	946,177
12-May-22				10,318				502		1,722	3,385			511	5,686				2,117			310	10,825	2,142		2,831	456	258				574	585				3,177	2,063	396	1,963	938	966	5,576	2,210	680	680	4,563	13,495		970	601	38		1,924	163	12-May-22	82,625	74,555,964	310	946,487
13-May-22			19,701	1,879		373	515	386		1,644		6,352			8,411	2,566	2,847		2,442		723	270				2,569	419	274				479	701				4,624	2,139	369	2,396	732	592	4,654	2,467	532	564	5,328	11,486		887	413	27		1,957	202	13-May-22	91,920	74,647,884	361	946,848
14-May-22														1,259						5,365								219									2,535				512				285		4,334	9,906						1,532		14-May-22	25,947	74,673,831	80	946,928
15-May-22																												140									1,907										3,445	8,544						2,215		15-May-22	16,251	74,690,082	31	946,959
16-May-22				4,153		356		1,024		2,950		7,798			16,856	2,493			2,153							5,071	955	74			6,443	912	955				1,428	4,983	953	10,473		1,680	10,789	2,609			2,984	6,912		1,938	781	46	10	1,361	206	16-May-22	99,346	74,789,428	224	947,183
17-May-22			50,544	1,476				373		2,001			291	1,128	5,327				3,914			828				1,809	451	287				519	312		5,753		2,180	2,450	216	1,757	659	253	3,425	5,696	811		3,374	8,647		978	212	46		119	182	17-May-22	106,018	74,895,446	343	947,526
18-May-22	1,657	7,204		1,756	5,109	485		612	3,911	1,942		5,891		949	5,763	2,167		25,024	1,707			276			475	2,272	546	462		8,479		806	517	19,513		6,460	3,202	2,310	300	1,925	317	620	3,948	1,992	477		3,970	10,320	22,228	966	390	23		1,108	126	18-May-22	158,205	75,053,651	580	948,106
19-May-22				1,843				553		1,619	4,504			293	7,555				1,699			374	13,221	2,038		2,471	629	403				788	452				3,263	2,502	579	1,877	357	673	4,957	2,770	535	3,754	4,837	11,199		1,043		55		1,787	181	19-May-22	78,811	75,132,462	309	948,415
20-May-22			40,019	2,268		511	1,079	637		2,380		8,837			4,692	3,483	1,910		2,033		883	302				2,189	592	315	99,630			629	360				3,735	2,558	501	2,124	384	803	3,938	3,016	371		5,046	10,458		887		22		2,498	122	20-May-22	209,212	75,341,674	704	949,119
21-May-22														1,357						7,332								293									3,566				306				511		4,011	9,418						1,899		21-May-22	28,693	75,370,367	93	949,212
22-May-22																												146									3,785										3,236	8,200						1,532		22-May-22	16,899	75,387,266	33	949,245
23-May-22				3,689		417		1,436		3,854		6,706			14,432	2,852			1,786							4,671	1,302	88			8,127	989	917				2,653	5,925	1,645	3,462		1,613	7,626	2,184			2,532	6,460		1,503		74	18	1,032	166	23-May-22	88,159	75,475,425	188	949,433
24-May-22			55,608	1,760				537		1,791			349	1,302	3,988				3,387							1,598	558	441				632	255		8,034		2,658	2,305	336	1,028	609	300	2,693	5,934	1,009		4,778	5,990		719		65		171	146	24-May-22	108,981	75,584,406	294	949,727
25-May-22	1,903	11,498		1,948	6,421	655		931	5,631	1,843		6,034		1,008	6,406	2,989		21,675	1,183			1,292			594	1,936	770	556		11,064		839	505	23,233		9,004	3,316	2,438	381	1,642	451	515	3,084	1,983	360		3,424	8,861	23,219	596		38		2,205	86	25-May-22	172,517	75,756,923	905	950,632
26-May-22				12,607				834		1,669	5,611			355	6,358				1,657			379	12,750	2,443		2,437	868	373				746	505				4,225	2,480	527	1,581	573	564	3,485	2,625	364	3,452	4,497	9,172		738	1,606	42		1,342	190	26-May-22	87,055	75,843,978	304	950,936
27-May-22			42,676	2,567		620	1,305	793		1,925		7,955			5,659	2,943	3,114		1,911		933					2,313	1,056	391				649	533				4,146	2,534	461	1,138	428	613	3,092	2,677	380		4,168	8,543		636		61		1,833	90	27-May-22	108,143	75,952,121	469	951,405
28-May-22																												376																	326		4,071							1,770		28-May-22	6,543	75,958,664	33	951,438
29-May-22																												250																										1,070		29-May-22	1,320	75,959,984	7	951,445
30-May-22																										4,687		118										5,517				1,555					5,397							781		30-May-22	18,055	75,978,039	13	951,458
31-May-22			59,488	6,410				2,150		4,645			464	2,544	16,039				1,815	12,756		1,348				971	2,526	179			7,140	1,550	1,500				15,001	1,295	1,399	2,727	367	185	7,029	2,204	249		1,906	21,446		1,515		107	33	296	285	31-May-22	177,569	76,155,608	424	951,882
1-Jun-22	1,759	13,042		1,258	6,217	1,125		554	6,693	1,837		9,555		955	4,347	4,820		16,262	1,496			495			653	1,162	971	466		11,403		1,183	550	22,303	9,205	10,460	3,548	1,987	339	996	665	132	1,713	7,813	420		2,575	5,681	19,593	625	1,216	81		340	154	1-Jun-22	176,649	76,332,257	655	952,537
2-Jun-22				2,417				981		1,795	5,728			428	6,399				3,948			511	12,028	3,053		2,753	1,095	635				719	922				4,399	1,705	411	659	192	416	2,561	-27	150	2,398	3,226	5,812		473		106		656	68	2-Jun-22	66,617	76,398,874	292	952,829
3-Jun-22			33,617	3,324		836	1,496	1,077		1,113		8,448			5,820	3,262	3,211		1,471		1,198					2,728		712	138,657			984	674				5,926	2,756	618	1,083	288	479	2,975	2,489	256		3,886	7,877		685		62		2,239	44	3-Jun-22	240,291	76,639,165	611	953,440
4-Jun-22														1,516						4,275								472									6,263				222				220		3,328	6,839						1,581		4-Jun-22	24,716	76,663,881	96	953,536
5-Jun-22																												299									5,336										2,755	6,113						1,365		5-Jun-22	15,868	76,679,749	26	953,562
6-Jun-22				6,246		632		2,302		4,232		8,430			13,798	3,418			1,765	5,105						4,455	3,679	173			9,761	1,475	1,349				4,349	5,697	1,196	1,744		943	5,060	2,368			2,038	3,930		837		149	37	782	146	6-Jun-22	96,096	76,775,845	197	953,759
7-Jun-22			69,623	2,562				715		1,813			978	1,296	4,861				3,417			1,880				1,562	1,184	805				1,016	669		9,456		3,765	1,739	298	652	647	268	2,040	4,454	412		2,754	4,631		535		95		235	29	7-Jun-22	124,391	76,900,236	357	954,116
8-Jun-22	2,241	14,677		3,043	5,827	1,027		1,100	6,113	1,461		5,097		1,043	4,901	2,859	4,706	15,583	1,094			496			969	1,810	1,065	887		14,641		712	848	21,174		11,279	5,552	1,972	412	657	326		1,780	1,359	207		2,797	7,933	17,995	384	993	150		808	74	8-Jun-22	168,052	77,068,288	1,091	955,207
9-Jun-22				13,931				1,136		2,284	7,502			385	4,294				1,491			443	12,757	3,883		1,815	1,221	663				895	804				6,539	2,382	488	675	274		1,989	1,756	224	1,769	3,106	6,357		444		61		2,275	46	9-Jun-22	81,889	77,150,177	210	955,417
10-Jun-22			47,129	3,693		850	1,972	985		1,144		5,612			6,147	2,366			1,714		1,068	421				1,709	1,183	670				1,040	825				3,954	2,231	344	696	301	1,375	2,050	1,551	216		2,990	5,663		414		156		1,075	33	10-Jun-22	101,577	77,251,754	284	955,701
11-Jun-22														1,231						10,802								610									6,088				246				138		2,620	5,868						986		11-Jun-22	28,589	77,280,343	74	955,775
12-Jun-22																												449									5,069										1,919	4,278						970		12-Jun-22	12,685	77,293,028	16	955,791
13-Jun-22				5,431		705		2,484		3,904		6,415			8,663	3,487			1,301							3,633	2,960	332			13,497	1,310	1,593				5,437	4,822	938	1,617			4,002	1,888			829	3,770		571		185	79	656	61	13-Jun-22	80,570	77,373,598	142	955,933
14-Jun-22			63,308	2,117				768		1,577			1,842	1,376	3,879				3,149			942				1,231	1,506	740				1,147	878		10,348		4,824	1,977	278	745	445		1,368	3,426	345		2,311	3,890		484		97		80	44	14-Jun-22	115,122	77,488,720	313	956,246
15-Jun-22	1,838	16,334		2,036	5,516	894		1,127	8,489	1,519		5,006		995	5,737	2,146	3,949	12,965	1,079			581			972	1,688	1,625	954		13,566		830	1,100	19,666		12,639	4,691	1,589	364	813	192	1,095	1,543	1,144	252		2,507	5,279	16,163	380	746	147		1,268	46	15-Jun-22	161,470	77,650,190	672	956,918
16-Jun-22				2,506				1,091		1,570	6,522			357	5,334				1,218			680	10,779	4,911		1,749	1,685	1,000				1,008	953				6,415	1,671	515	495	225	277	1,662	1,633	144	1,428	2,497	5,913		359		121		1,032	44	16-Jun-22	65,794	77,715,984	150	957,068
17-Jun-22			30,603	2,401		881	2,089	1,277		1,583		6,169			3,499	2,840			1,582		1,252	478				1,366	1,844	780	148,758				1,156				4,600	2,030		844	242	362	1,563	1,915	154		2,926	5,176		301		123		1,088		17-Jun-22	229,882	77,945,866	800	957,868
18-Jun-22																												708									4,787								262		2,081							1,297		18-Jun-22	9,135	77,955,001	19	957,887
19-Jun-22																												575									3,597										1,933	9,826						1,930		19-Jun-22	17,861	77,972,862	47	957,934
20-Jun-22																2,691										3,703	3,196	251			10,166	2,484					2,924	4,061		1,449		757					1,121	3,596		578		165		528		20-Jun-22	37,670	78,010,532	84	958,018
21-Jun-22			65,026	6,061				3,057		4,272			871	2,480	13,424				1,248	11,031		1,330				1,361	1,933	764				1,356	3,462		10,621		12,557	1,686	1,622	579	262	166	4,066	1,388			2,048	3,700		308		114	87	205	63	21-Jun-22	157,148	78,167,680	208	958,226
22-Jun-22	2,127	15,373		2,144	4,368	1,618		921	6,535	2,500		11,799		1,082	4,609	3,406	4,164	9,275	1,246			535			971	1,706	2,040	812		14,006		1,123	1,319	18,240		12,738	5,541	1,702	360	727	861	108	1,636	4,007	176		2,270	4,211	9,879	286	615	122		400	35	22-Jun-22	157,593	78,325,273	759	958,985
23-Jun-22				13,041				1,416		2,352	6,776			346	3,493				3,708			610	10,993	5,850		1,712	2,083	1,434				1,116	1,572				8,095	2,138	398	670	242	353	1,700	1,598	324	1,136	2,605	6,277		380		75		1,290	56	23-Jun-22	83,839	78,409,112	367	959,352
24-Jun-22			47,886	2,422		1,216	1,963	1,251		1,752		6,475			5,568	2,820			1,364		1,165	594				1,687	2,035	1,062				1,196	1,377				7,854	2,149	457	780		262	1,727	1,698	195		2,551	6,375		274		150		1,872	29	24-Jun-22	108,206	78,517,318	324	959,676
25-Jun-22														1,334						11,513																	7,834				549				130		2,384	5,752						1,125		25-Jun-22	30,621	78,547,939	51	959,727
26-Jun-22																												1,395									8,084										2,288							1,009		26-Jun-22	12,776	78,560,715	9	959,736
27-Jun-22				6,424		885		2,670		3,821		7,788			9,904	4,139			1,263							3,324	4,467	393			10,494	1,952	2,677				6,154	4,727	907	1,704		702	3,491	1,634			1,208	9,268		580		203		404	39	27-Jun-22	91,222	78,651,937	133	959,869
28-Jun-22			65,339	1,768				736		1,912			737	1,217	4,241				2,797							1,099	2,180	1,420				1,365	1,146		11,014		6,740	1,922	361	836	584	127	1,319	3,649	366		2,816	4,020		336		151	190	217	50	28-Jun-22	120,655	78,772,592	163	960,032
29-Jun-22	2,597	16,514		2,494	4,111	1,352		1,126	7,504	1,938		4,707		1,091	4,645	3,168	4,988	12,008	977						1,254	1,813	2,425	1,332		15,930		1,311		19,176		15,577	7,117	1,825	400	648	156	272	1,529	1,434	245		2,212	5,818	13,691	347	638	181		814	21	29-Jun-22	165,386	78,937,978	707	960,739
30-Jun-22				2,603				1,057		1,865	7,388			415	4,864							2,956	11,751	7,483		1,709	1,926	1,437				1,495	2,908				9,834	2,374	452	705	245	313	1,915	1,716	173	1,255	3,098	6,737		398		129		1,810	29	30-Jun-22	81,040	79,019,018	241	960,980
Date	West													Midwest													South													Northeast												Territories				Date	Confirmed		Deaths
Date	AK	AZ	CA	CO	HI	ID	MT	NM	NV	OR	UT	WA	WY	IA	IL	IN	KS	MI	MN	MO	ND	NE	OH	OK	SD	WI	AL	AR	FL	GA	KY	LA	MS	NC	SC	TN	TX	VA	WV	CT	DC	DE	MA	MD	ME	NH	NJ	NY	PA	RI	VT	GU	MP	PR	VI	Date	Daily	Total	Daily	Total
1-Jul-22			53,106	2,247		1,116	2,128	830		1,358		7,149			4,562	3,703					1,358	518				1,588	1,785	1,224	148,314			1,194	1,637				9,233	2,249	471	2,912	239	357	1,678	1,796	160		2,953	6,734		283		169		886	32	1-Jul-22	263,969	79,282,987	1,172	962,152
2-Jul-22																																													161		2,724	6,926						1,140		2-Jul-22	10,951	79,293,938	32	962,184
3-Jul-22																												1,568																				5,199						492		3-Jul-22	7,259	79,301,197	6	962,190
4-Jul-22				5,190																							3,337	386										4,652		1,380		686					3,547	4,288						47		4-Jul-22	23,513	79,324,710	17	962,207
5-Jul-22				994				3,138		4,789			871	2,573	10,862			10,570		13,566						4,008	806	302			10,208	2,358	3,240				29,090	1,267	1,299	291	262	138	4,090	1,592			1,639	4,038		625		296		20	35	5-Jul-22	112,967	79,437,677	380	962,587
6-Jul-22	2,250	20,198	69,077	2,187	3,591	1,913		618	7,486	1,841		11,465		992	5,482	6,379	5,395								1,182	1,084	4,376	2,395		15,164		1,293	1,350	19,982	13,733	16,726	6,353	1,699	328	1,010		185	1,115	4,457	345		2,287	3,996	11,348	279	477	154	70	2	27	6-Jul-22	250,291	79,687,968	826	963,413
7-Jul-22				5,504				1,185		1,624	6,872			472	5,796				8,647			2,816	12,755	9,200		1,819	3,222	1,794				2,639	1,844				7,441	2,067	422	824	770	325	1,699	1,205	266	1,600	2,849	7,526		248		127			23	7-Jul-22	93,581	79,781,549	538	963,951
8-Jul-22			39,818	2,862		1,763	2,200	1,247		1,944		6,902			5,403	4,794					1,557	719				1,852	2,892	1,939				1,410	2,014				8,546	2,310	640	1,081	208	341	1,850	1,873	169		3,379	7,689		400		179		4,222	58	8-Jul-22	112,261	79,893,810	390	964,341
9-Jul-22																												1,450									10,754								159		3,005	7,757						744		9-Jul-22	23,869	79,917,679	39	964,380
10-Jul-22																												730									10,343										2,575	6,094						938		10-Jul-22	20,680	79,938,359	12	964,392
11-Jul-22				4,845		1,203		2,473		3,351		7,336		1,807	11,942	3,485				12,708						3,712	4,575	678			10,949	3,113	3,681				8,757	5,105	1,364	1,693	267	1,014		1,918			1,548	4,661				243		452	72	11-Jul-22	102,952	80,041,311	232	964,624
12-Jul-22			79,204	2,226				778		1,842			1,285	1,506	6,075			13,778				2,114				1,625	3,878	1,556				1,659	1,732		13,446		8,300	2,066	450	1,008	507	187		4,061	354		3,024	8,370		985		148		119	56	12-Jul-22	162,339	80,203,650	466	965,090
13-Jul-22	2,462	15,280		1,944	3,497	1,484		1,162	6,850	1,620		3,911		1,402	5,124	4,061	7,346					676			1,569	2,044	2,699	1,810		18,759		1,611	1,805	20,366		17,022	7,896	2,287	498	904	234	304		1,780	169		2,783	6,159	15,402	385	550	149	364	490	15	13-Jul-22	164,873	80,368,523	864	965,954
14-Jul-22				2,293				583		1,111	7,789			473	5,318				9,521			607	16,932	10,309		1,753	2,893	1,907				1,694	2,027				10,627	2,197	706	821	205		7,096	1,776	154	1,666	3,539	9,253		347		96		742	41	14-Jul-22	104,476	80,472,999	321	966,275
15-Jul-22			58,429	2,358		1,166	2,681	1,721		2,170		5,776			4,607	3,825					1,801	633				1,783	2,604	1,484	146,069			1,226	1,611				9,575	2,312	518	845	235	683		1,782	229		3,121	8,098		347		142		1,343	39	15-Jul-22	269,213	80,742,212	1,119	967,394
16-Jul-22																												1,172									9,635								176		3,022	7,731						148		16-Jul-22	21,884	80,764,096	48	967,442
17-Jul-22																												749									8,847										2,445	6,826						1,109		17-Jul-22	19,976	80,784,072	20	967,462
18-Jul-22				4,407		998		2,410		3,010		7,465		1,670	11,248	4,321				15,088						4,049	5,952	637			12,798	2,937	3,291				7,137	5,065	1,283	1,549		844		1,824			1,617	4,976		641		264	205	313	35	18-Jul-22	106,034	80,890,106	261	967,723
19-Jul-22			74,682	2,038				894		1,521			956	1,568	3,805			13,956				1,902				1,613	2,701	1,735				1,526	1,415		13,918		6,435	2,190	511	1,100	804	291		3,514	356		3,193	5,420		266		148		145	83	19-Jul-22	148,686	81,038,792	330	968,053
20-Jul-22	2,369	18,135		1,795	3,508	1,529		1,174	6,504	1,421		4,686		1,590	5,303	4,691	7,626					694			1,514	2,116	2,907	1,835		19,745		1,397	1,761	23,902		19,860	7,690	2,076	618	854	190			2,036	169		3,009	8,805	15,777	311	569	150		739	55	20-Jul-22	179,110	81,217,902	791	968,844
21-Jul-22				7,065				1,305		1,706	6,870			563	6,636				9,500			645	18,336	11,412		2,141	2,917	1,526				1,510	2,001				9,474	2,316	680	786	229	811	10,250	2,058	187	1,296	3,860	8,096		317				1,014	41	21-Jul-22	115,548	81,333,450	323	969,167
22-Jul-22			52,294	2,173		1,194	2,314	1,038		1,351		5,934			5,276	5,716					1,799	358				1,924	2,889	1,536				1,274	1,511				9,564	2,367	643	1,229	217	407		1,729	188		3,725	7,692		329				819	29	22-Jul-22	117,519	81,450,969	453	969,620
23-Jul-22																												970									8,777								150		3,277	6,965						712		23-Jul-22	20,851	81,471,820	60	969,680
24-Jul-22																																					9,339										2,763	6,085						694		24-Jul-22	18,881	81,490,701	15	969,695
25-Jul-22				2,577		882		2,307		2,979		6,269		1,921	14,517	3,515				14,201						4,475	5,727	1,300			19,199	2,215	3,426				7,651	5,321	1,481	1,752	246	993		1,859			1,326	5,018		639		459	175	401	32	25-Jul-22	112,863	81,603,564	466	970,161
26-Jul-22			67,127	2,620				945		1,361			937	1,707	5,205			16,586				2,327				1,753	2,884	1,485				2,276	1,094		17,662		6,725	1,828	498	888		240		4,073	389		2,769	4,957		281		150		137	29	26-Jul-22	148,933	81,752,497	505	970,666
27-Jul-22	2,033	17,249		1,645	3,305	1,458		1,149	29,194	1,354		3,904		1,733	2,585	6,623	7,519					633			1,498	2,324	2,765	1,791		21,618		2,071	1,705	26,403		20,091	7,439	2,369	650	1,494	683	370		1,663	160		3,553	7,338	17,539	279	385	191		672	47	27-Jul-22	205,482	81,957,979	803	971,469
28-Jul-22				1,804				1,188		857	5,866			571	7,151				10,056			589	20,851	12,328		2,104	2,685	1,578				3,283	1,592				9,130	2,275	874	1,049	229	319	9,954	1,975	187	1,617	3,864	7,538		335		94		493	57	28-Jul-22	112,493	82,070,472	364	971,833
29-Jul-22			50,788	1,664		978	2,259	1,048		1,452					5,913	5,438					1,855	571				1,864	2,651	1,178	149,452			2,249	1,275				9,345	2,483	621	905	192	500		1,913	187		3,207	7,093		333		151		799	41	29-Jul-22	258,405	82,328,877	1,319	973,152
30-Jul-22																												1,248																	148		3,149	6,411						753		30-Jul-22	11,709	82,340,586	21	973,173
31-Jul-22																												376																			2,087	5,756						793		31-Jul-22	9,012	82,349,598	2	973,175
Total	AK	AZ	CA	CO	HI	ID	MT	NM	NV	OR	UT	WA	WY	IA	IL	IN	KS	MI	MN	MO	ND	NE	OH	OK	SD	WI	AL	AR	FL	GA	KY	LA	MS	NC	SC	TN	TX	VA	WV	CT	DC	DE	MA	MD	ME	NH	NJ	NY	PA	RI	VT	GU	MP	PR	VI	Total	Confirmed		Deaths
Total	271,101	2,196,429	9,922,718	1,596,242	277,833	478,662	296,599	591,041	762,932	850,355	1,010,292	1,729,949	133,470	817,159	3,563,653	1,828,734	834,820	2,318,307	1,371,429	1,272,716	257,331	515,858	2,256,250	1,116,446	250,286	1,565,215	1,289,324	903,931	6,833,033	2,126,403	1,050,951	969,554	875,132	2,478,339	1,289,358	2,188,171	6,054,379	1,391,373	433,254	853,343	162,519	294,041	1,803,391	1,179,405	199,021	338,062	2,214,871	5,771,366	2,542,131	410,399	137,649	55,208	12,573	384,815	21,775	Total	82,349,598		973,175
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January

President Donald Trump received a briefing on the coronavirus in China in the White House, January 2020

On January 21:

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed the first case in a 35-year-old man living in Snohomish County, Washington.^[78] The man had recently traveled from Wuhan to Seattle–Tacoma International Airport on January 15 and reported on January 19 to the Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, Washington with symptoms of pneumonia.^[79]^[80]^[81] He was released from the hospital on February 3 after two weeks of treatment, including the use of the anti-viral drug remdesivir,^[82]^[83] and remained in isolation at home.^[84]^[83]

On January 24:

The CDC confirmed a second case in a woman in her 60s living in Chicago, Illinois.^[85] The woman had recently traveled to Wuhan to take care of a sick parent.^[86] On January 25, the CDC confirmed a third case in Orange County, California.^[87] The person, a man in his 50s, was released from the hospital on February 1 in good condition to in-home isolation.^[88]

On January 26:

The fourth and fifth cases, also travelers from Wuhan, were confirmed in Los Angeles County, California, and Maricopa County, Arizona.^[89]^[90] The Arizona case, "a member of the Arizona State University community who does not live in university housing",^[91] provoked a student petition to cancel classes "until proper precautions have been taken to ensure the well-being of the students."^[92] On February 21, Maricopa County Department of Health confirmed that the patient was no longer infected and was out of isolation.^[93]

On January 29:

The U.S. Department of State evacuated 195 of its employees, their families, and other U.S. citizens from Hubei Province aboard a chartered flight to March Air Reserve Base in California.^[94] On January 30, the CDC confirmed the sixth case in a man in his 60s living in Chicago, Illinois. The first case of human-to-human transmission in the U.S., the man contracted the virus from his wife, the second case, and had not recently traveled to China.^[95]^[96] The couple was discharged from the St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates, Illinois on February 7 and moved to in-home isolation.^[97]

On January 31:

The CDC confirmed the seventh case in a man in Santa Clara County, California, who had recently traveled to Wuhan.^[98] The man recovered at home and was released from in-home isolation on February 20.^[99] On the same day, the US Department of Health and Human Services declared a public health emergency, announcing a mandatory 14-day quarantine for US citizens who have visited Hubei Province within the preceding two weeks, as well as a complete denial of entry for non-US nationals who had traveled to China within the preceding two weeks. This was the first such order in more than 50 years.^[100]

February

On February 1:

The CDC confirmed the eighth case in a man in his 20s in Boston, Massachusetts, who had returned to school at the University of Massachusetts Boston from Wuhan.^[101]^[102] On February 2, the CDC confirmed the ninth case in a woman in Santa Clara County, California, who had recently traveled to Wuhan. This case is unrelated to the first case in Santa Clara.^[103] On the same day, the CDC reported the tenth and eleventh cases in San Benito County, California, including the second instance of human-to-human transmission.^[104]

On February 5:

The CDC and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services confirmed the twelfth case in Madison, Wisconsin.^[105] According to public health officials, the person went directly to the University of Wisconsin Hospital after arriving at the Dane County Regional Airport and is not a student at the University of Wisconsin Madison.^[106]
Two flights carrying 345 U.S. citizens evacuated from Hubei Province landed at Travis Air Force Base (178 evacuees) and Marine Corps Air Station Miramar (167 evacuees) in California.^[94]

On February 6:

Two evacuation flights departed from Hubei Province carrying more than 300 passengers. One of the flights carried 60 Canadians who disembarked on a stopover in Vancouver, British Columbia while the remaining passengers arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar near San Diego, California. The second plane arrived on February 7 at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas where 90 passengers disembarked while the remaining 57 passengers continued to Camp Ashland, a Nebraska National Guard facility in Omaha, Nebraska by way of Eppley Airfield.^[107]

On February 10:

The CDC confirmed the thirteenth case in one of the U.S. nationals evacuated from Wuhan and held in quarantine at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. The person was "doing well" in isolation at the University of California San Diego Medical Center.^[108] On February 11, the first group of 195 U.S. citizens evacuated from Hubei Province were released from quarantine at March Air Reserve Base in California.^[109]

On February 12:

The CDC confirmed the fourteenth case in a second U.S. national evacuated from Wuhan and held in quarantine at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.^[110] On February 19, one of the patients, the thirteenth case, recovered and was cleared for discharge.^[111] On February 24, the second patient recovered and was cleared for discharge as they were no longer infected.^[112] On February 13, the CDC confirmed the fifteenth case in another U.S. national evacuated from Wuhan being held in quarantine at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.^[113]

On February 15:

The U.S. government announced an evacuation of U.S. nationals stranded aboard the cruise ship Diamond Princess held in quarantine in Yokohama, Japan. Evacuees were taken to Travis Air Force Base in California, Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas, and the University of Nebraska Medical Center near Camp Ashland in Nebraska.^[114]^[115] On February 17, 338 US nationals were repatriated,^[116] including 14 infected people.^[117]

On February 20:

Two new cases were confirmed, one each in Humboldt County, California, and in Sacramento, California. Both cases involved individuals who had recently traveled to China.^[118] On the next day, the California Department of Justice confirmed that one of its employees had made contact with the case in Sacramento, California. The employee is a family member of the case in Sacramento, California.^[119] On February 21, five U.S. nationals evacuated from the Diamond Princess to Travis Air Force Base in California tested positive.^[120]

On February 25:

Six cases were confirmed among U.S. nationals in quarantine at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. One of the cases was a U.S. national evacuated on a flight chartered by the U.S. Department of State, while the other five cases had been evacuated from the cruise ship Diamond Princess.^[121]

On February 26:

A case of unknown origin was confirmed in a resident of Solano County, California.^[122]^[123] The California Department of Public Health said this may represent the first community transmission in the country.^[124] The UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento said that when the person was transferred there on February 19, the medical team suspected it was COVID-19 and asked the CDC to test for SARS-CoV-2. The CDC initially refused since the person did not meet the criteria for testing. The person was ultimately tested on February 23; the test results returned positive on February 26.^[125]

On February 28:

A second case of unknown origin was confirmed in an older adult woman in Santa Clara County, California.^[126]^[75] Two more cases from evacuees of the cruise ship Diamond Princess were confirmed at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, bringing the total count to eight cases from the base.^[127] Later that day, a case of unknown origin was confirmed in Washington County, Oregon, making it the first case in Oregon.^[128] On the same day, two additional cases of unknown origin were confirmed in Washington, one in a high school student in Everett, Washington and a second in a woman in her 50s who had recently returned from South Korea.^[129] The second case was later confirmed to be an employee of the US Postal Service at its network distribution center facility in Federal Way, Washington.^[130]^[131] On the next day, researchers announced that the coronavirus strain in the Everett, Washington high school student's case may be related to the coronavirus strain in the first confirmed US case from January 19, suggesting that the virus may have been spreading in the area for up to six weeks.^[132]

On February 29:

The first death from coronavirus in the US was reported at EvergreenHealth in Kirkland, Washington.^[133] Additionally, public health officials in Washington state reported two confirmed cases in a nursing home there, including a woman in her 40s working at the facility.^[134] On the same day, Santa Clara County, California confirmed a case of coronavirus in a household contact of a February 28 case also in Santa Clara County, California.^[135] In Illinois, Cook County officials confirmed a new presumed case.^[136]

March

EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland, Washington, where the first six U.S. deaths were reported

On March 1:

The Rhode Island Department of Health announced a presumptive case in a person in their 40s who had traveled to Italy in mid-February,^[137] and a second case, a teenager who had traveled with the first person.^[138]
King County, Washington, officials confirmed two new cases, both men in their 60s. One was hospitalized in critical condition at the Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle, Washington; the other was hospitalized in "critical but stable" condition at the Valley Medical Center in Renton, Washington.^[139] Those two cases were not linked to the cases in the Washington state nursing facility that were reported on February 29.^[140]^[141] Later the same day, Washington officials reported four new cases associated with the LifeCare long-term care facility: a woman in her 80s, a woman in her 90s, a man aged 70s who had died, and a man in his 70s in critical condition.^[142] Washington reported one additional case: a man in his 40s in critical condition,^[12] bringing Washington state's total to seven new cases reported on this day.
Two cases were reported in Alameda County and Solano County, California, in health care workers at the NorthBay VacaValley Hospital. The workers were exposed to the patient in the case reported February 26 in Solano County.^[143]^[144] In Santa Clara County, California, three more cases were reported, bringing the total number of cases in the county to seven. A fifth case was reported in a woman with chronic health conditions who is hospitalized; a sixth and seventh cases were reported in a couple who are both hospitalized, and who had recently traveled to Egypt.^[145]
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced New York's first reported case of COVID-19: a woman in her late 30s, who apparently contracted the virus while traveling in Iran and who was isolating herself in her home in New York City.^[146]
The second death from coronavirus in the U.S. was reported at EvergreenHealth in Kirkland, Washington.^[147]
Florida became the third state that day to confirm its first coronavirus cases: one in Manatee County and one in Hillsborough County.^[148]
Oregon confirmed its second case, a household contact of its first case.^[142]

On March 2:

Vice President Mike Pence meets with White House coronavirus task force principals on March 2 in the White House Situation Room

Officials in Washington state announced another four deaths in the state, bringing the U.S. death toll to six. They also announced four new infections in the state, bringing the state’s caseload to 18, and the country’s to 96.^[149]
New Hampshire officials announced the state's first case, an employee with Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center who had been to Italy.^[150]
In California, the Santa Clara County Public Health Department reported two new cases, bringing the total to nine. Both were household contacts of previously confirmed cases and were in home isolation. ^[151] In Placer County, a healthcare worker who had close contact with a confirmed case in Solano County's NorthBay VacaValley Hospital was presumptively tested positive.^[152] In Sonoma County, a resident was presumptively tested positive after returning from a cruise ship that departed San Francisco to Mexico.^[55] In San Mateo County, an adult resident was presumptively tested positive; they were placed in isolation in a hospital. The source of exposure is unknown.^[55]
Coronavirus cases in the country have reached 100, including repatriated citizens from Wuhan or the Diamond Princess cruise ship.^[153]
Georgia officials announced the state's first two cases: a Fulton County man in his 50s who had recently returned from a work trip to Milan, Italy and his 15-year-old son.^[154]^[155]

On March 3:

New York officials announced their state's second confirmed case: a man in his 50s in New Rochelle,Westchester County^[156]^[157] who had not recently traveled to any foreign countries affected by the outbreak.^[158]
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announces his state's first confirmed case: a person who had traveled to Washington state and was "exposed at a long term care facility." They are currently in stable condition and in isolation at their home. ^[159]
Helen Ferre, the spokeswoman for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, announces a third presumptive positive case of COVID-19 in Hillsborough County, Florida.^[160]^[161]
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported a new confirmed case in Maricopa County, Arizona, a man in his 20s who had made contact with a case outside of Arizona. The man is currently isolated at his home.^[162]
Public health officials in Santa Clara County, California confirmed two new cases of unknown origin there.^[163]
Public health officials in Contra Costa County, California confirmed a new case of unknown origin. The new case was hospitalized.^[164]
Public health officials in Los Angeles County, California confirmed six new cases.^[165]^[166]^[167]^[168]
Public health officials in Berkeley, California confirmed the city's first case of coronavirus in an individual who had recently traveled to Italy. The new case is isolated at home.^[17]
Public health officials in New Hampshire confirmed a second case of coronavirus in an individual who made contact with the first case after the first case defied quarantine orders and attended a private event organized by Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business in White River Junction, Vermont.^[169]^[170]
Two new cases were confirmed in Orange County, California: one in a man in his 60s and another in a woman in her 30s. Both had recently traveled to foreign countries impacted by coronavirus.^[171]
Amazon.com confirmed that one of its employees who works in one of its Seattle, Washington offices had tested positive for coronavirus.^[172]
Total number of deaths in the state of Washington rose to nine.^[173]

On March 4:

Public health officials in Placer County, California reported a second confirmed case in an "older adult" resident with underlying health conditions who was aboard the Princess Cruises cruise ship Grand Princess on a cruise to Mexico that departed San Francisco, California on February 11 and returned on February 21.^[174] Although initial reports indicated that the new case had been hospitalized in "critically ill" condition, public health officials in Placer County, California subsequently reported the new case's death later on the same day. This marked the eleventh death in the United States attributable to coronavirus, the first death in the United States attributable to coronavirus outside Washington state, and the first death in California attributable to coronavirus.^[19]^[21] The source of the new case's infection appears to be the same as that of a resident of Sonoma County, California who tested positive on March 2 and who was also aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship on the same dates.^[175]^[176] Consequently, Princess Cruises, the owner and operator of the Grand Princess cruise ship, working with the CDC, the state of California, and public health officials in San Francisco, California, terminated a port call in Ensenada, Mexico planned for March 5 and ordered the cruise ship to return to San Francisco, California over concerns about the potential for an outbreak of coronavirus aboard the cruise ship. Sixty-two passengers still aboard the Grand Princess who may have made contact with the Placer County, California case that died earlier in the day were quarantined aboard the cruise ship at the request of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.^[177] In addition, eleven passengers and ten crew members were exhibiting potential symptoms of coronavirus, and the Grand Princess was ordered by the state of California to remain offshore while test kits were being airlifted to the cruise ship.^[178]^[179]^[180]^[181]^[182]^[183]
Public health officials in Santa Clara County, California confirmed three new cases.^[20]
New York officials confirmed four new cases of coronavirus: the wife, son, and daughter of the second case, as well as the man's neighbor who drove him to the hospital. The new cases prompted the partial closure of the main campus of Yeshiva University, where the man's son is a student, as well as the high school in the Bronx borough of New York City where the daughter is a student.^[184]^[185]^[186]. On the same day, another five confirmed cases were reported in a friend of the the second case, as well as that friend's wife, two sons, and daughter.^[187]^[188]
The US Department of Homeland Security confirmed that a "contract medical screener" for the CDC working at the Los Angeles International Airport tested positive for coronavirus. The individual is in self-isolation at home.^[189]
Public health officials in Fort Bend County, Texas reported a presumptive positive test result in a man in his 70s who had recently travelled outside the United States. The man was hospitalized in stable condition. The new case is the first in Texas outside of US nationals evacuated from Hubei Province and the Diamond Princess cruise ship to Joint Base San Antonio in January 2020.^[190]^[191]
Washington state officials reported the tenth death in the United States attributable to coronavirus.^[192]
King County, Washington Public Health Department reported 10 new cases including one death. All but one case were associated with the Life Care center.^[193]
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy reported his state's first case, a presumptive positive test result in a man in his 30s who has been hospitalized in Bergen County, New Jersey since March 3.^[194]^[195]
In the evening, Facebook announced that a contractor at its Stadium East office in Seattle was diagnosed with the virus; the office will be shut down until March 9 with employees encouraged to work from home.^[196]

On March 5:

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee reported his state's first case: a man in his 40s in Williamson County, Tennessee who had recently traveled outside the state.^[197]
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis reported a new case in his state: an "elderly [man] with severe underlying [health] conditions" in Santa Rosa County, Florida who had recently travelled outside the United States.^[198]
Public health officials in Chicago, Illinois reported a fifth case of coronavirus in a man in his 20s who recently traveled to Italy and returned to Illinois on a flight to Chicago O'Hare International Airport. The new case was hospitalized at Rush University Medical Center.^[199]
Public health officials in Las Vegas, Nevada reported that state's first confirmed case of coronavirus: a man in his 50s in Clark County, Nevada who recently traveled to Washington state and Texas.^[200]
Public health officials in Phoenix, Arizona reported a new case in a man in his 20s who made contact with an infected individual in another state.^[201]

Governmental response

Federal

As the COVID-19 outbreak began, the federal government faced the crisis with a diminished capacity to respond.^[14] After Donald Trump took office in January 2017, his administration had been slow to fill positions related to planning for and responding to pandemics. In April 2017, the Washington Post reported, "There is no permanent director at the CDC or at the U.S. Agency for International Development. At the Department of Health and Human Services, no one has been named to fill sub-Cabinet posts for health, global affairs, or preparedness and response."^[202] The following year, "the Trump administration fired the government’s entire pandemic response chain of command, including the White House management infrastructure."^[14]^[203] In late January 2020, Laurie Garrett, a Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist, attempted to learn how the Trump administration was planning to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak. She reported: "In numerous phone calls and emails with key agencies across the U.S. government, the only consistent response I encountered was distressed confusion. If the United States still has a clear chain of command for pandemic response, the White House urgently needs to clarify what it is."^[14]

'President Trump and Members of the Coronavirus Task Force Hold a News Conference' – video from White House, February 26, 2020

On February 25, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said at a news conference that "we expect we will see community spread [of the virus] in this country."^[204] "We are asking the American public to prepare for the expectation that this might be bad ... Disruption to everyday life might be severe."^[205] Larry Kudlow, the White House National Economic Council Director, said in an interview with CNBC that the United States has "contained" the coronavirus outbreak "pretty close to airtight."^[206] Meanwhile, President Trump asserted that the coronavirus "is very much under control" in the United States, and that the "Stock Market starting to look very good".^[207] Trump also stated told the media that he believes "the whole situation will start working out".^[205] This came after Trump's comments earlier in February proposing a theory that the coronavirus "goes away in April with the heat". Messonnier herself had stated that it was "premature to assume that" theory would become true.^[208]

On February 26, Trump insisted that the "risk to the American people remains very low", and that: "We're very, very ready for this, for anything".^[209] Trump remarked: "I don't think it's inevitable" that the coronavirus would spread within the country, contradicting his own health officials.^[210]^[211] He also criticized media outlets for making the "Caronavirus [sic] look as bad as possible, including panicking [financial] markets".^[208]

Also on February 26, Vice-President Mike Pence was appointed by Trump to take charge of the nation's response to the virus.^[212] The move received criticism from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who "expressed concern over Vice President Mike Pence's track record as Indiana governor on public health."^[213] Pence's office issued instructions requiring senior officials to obtain approval from Pence's office before issuing any statements about the epidemic.^[71] The administration explained this as ensuring messaging would be consistent, but many scientists and public health officials objected on the grounds that this would slow down the process of spreading accurate information.^[71] The Wall Street Journal noted that "The directive follows Mr. Trump's frustration with messaging he felt was overly alarmist," and that it "came amid a sharp drop in the stock market in recent days on coronavirus fears, and after health officials had warned Americans to be prepared for a possible outbreak."^[71]

As of February, the CDC was urging local governments, businesses, and schools to develop plans like canceling mass gatherings or switching to teleworking to be ready when the need arises. This includes having communication plans between communities, businesses, and employees, and planning for continued business operations in the face of increased absenteeism or disrupted supply chains.^[5]

Alex Azar signing a public health emergency declaration

On February 27, reports emerged regarding a whistleblower report that alleged that United States Department of Health and Human Services "officials dispatched more than a dozen workers to aid quarantined Americans evacuated from China, without providing proper training or protective gear — a move that potentially exposed them to the coronavirus infection."^[214]^[215] "The complaint alleges that teams from HHS' Administration for Children and Families were deployed to air force bases from 28–31 January and 2–7 February to receive Americans evacuated from Wuhan, China — the center of the virus outbreak — and that HHS officials broke protocol and ignored concerns about coronavirus exposure in the process."^[215] As a result of the report, Senator Ed Markey called for the resignation of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.^[215] A Solano County California Public Health Officer, Dr. Bela Matyas, stated "I have actually never worked with a more meticulous group of people...I mean, they were scary meticulous, and so the likelihood that that would happen is low to begin with. But it would be also no explanation whatsoever for this patient, because this is a random individual in a community of 450,000."^[216]^[217]

On February 28, Trump spoke at a rally where he described the coronavirus as the "new hoax" of the Democrats. A day later, Trump said he actually meant that the "hoax" was Democrats blaming his administration for their response when "we've done such a good job".^[218]

The United States would invoke the 1950 Defense Production Act to boost production of protective gear for SARS-CoV-2.^[219]

The United States postponed a summit meeting with leaders of Southeast Asian countries, which was supposed to happen on March 14 in Las Vegas.^[220]

US Department of Homeland Security offices in King County, Washington were closed for two weeks beginning on March 3 after an employee of the agency contracted coronavirus following a visit to the LifeCare nursing home in Kirkland, Washington.^[221]

On March 2, Trump held a meeting with his federal response team and key members of pharmaceutical companies. Trump asked if "a solid flu vaccine" would also work as a coronavirus vaccine, and was told that it would not work. Trump also pressed for the companies to have a vaccine ready for the public within "a couple of months", but was told by Dr. Anthony Fauci (the leader of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) that it would take at least 1-1.5 years. After the meeting, Trump proceeded to tell the media that he heard that a vaccine would be available in possibly "a matter of months — and I've heard pretty much a year would be an outside number".^[222]

Also on March 2, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention removed from its website its count of the number of people tested for the coronavirus in the U.S.^[223]

On March 4, Trump spoke on the Hannity program where he suggested that "hundreds of thousands of people" can recover from the coronavirus by "sitting around and even going to work". However, the CDC advises sick people to "not go to work, school, or public areas", while those displaying symptoms of the coronavirus should inform healthcare professionals.^[224] Also that day, Trump blamed the Obama administration for supposedly instituting a rule which slowed down testing during the coronavirus outbreak.^[225] According to experts, there was no such rule that was implemented by the Obama administration.^[226]^[227] ProPublica reported on February 28 that the slow testing was due to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rejecting internationally-used World Health Organization COVID-19 test guidelines and instead trying to develop a test of its own; that test turned out to be unreliable, and most laboratories were not allowed to test until February 26.^[228]

Congressional funding

On February 24, 2020, the Trump administration asked Congress for $2.5 billion in emergency funding to combat the outbreak.^[229] On the same day, President Trump, while travelling on official business in India, tweeted that "The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA. We are in contact with everyone and all relevant countries."^[230] The Republican chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Richard Shelby of Alabama, criticized the $2.5 billion as a "low ball" request.^[231] Shortly after the Trump administration requested the $2.5 billion, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer unveiled a plan for "$8.5 billion in emergency funding to combat the coronavirus."^[232] Schumer's proposal was criticized by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who stated "Just picking a number out of a hat like that never seems to work properly. I would like to know what the experts believe they need, make sure we fund that."^[213] As of February 26, McCarthy "said appropriators were looking at about $4 billion, saying he believes $2 billion is not enough."^[213] A February 27 report, however, stated that Congressional "[l]awmakers are discussing a spending package that would provide between $6 billion to $8 billion to combat the coronavirus."^[233]

By March 4, 2020, Congress had reached a bipartisan agreement for $8.3 billion in new funding to fight the coronavirus.^[234] The deal included "more than $3 billion for the research and development of vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics, as well as $2.2 billion for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including $950 million to support state and local health agencies."^[234] The $8.3 billion exceeds the new funding the Trump administration had requested, "with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle alarmed by what they deemed as the president’s paltry request to fight the bug amid criticism that his administration bungled its response and failed to keep the American people clued in about the potential severity of the outbreak."^[234] The bill "passed the House overwhelmingly, with just two Republicans voting against it and 415 members supporting it."^[235]

Travel and entry restrictions

In late January 2020, the Trump administration announced that effective February 2, quarantines would be issued for Americans returning from certain parts of China: "U.S. citizens who have been in China's Hubei province during the past 14 days and are returning to the U.S. States" are to "undergo health screenings and be monitored during mandatory quarantines of up to 14 days."^[236] On February 16, 14 evacuees from the luxury cruise ship the Diamond Princess were flown on State Department-chartered planes from Japan to the United States.^[237] The CDC "did not want 14 people who had tested positive for the new coronavirus to be flown back to the US, among hundreds of other uninfected people—but the CDC experts were overruled by officials at the US State Department."^[237]

On February 28, CDC raised the South Korea,^[238] Italy^[239] and Iran^[240] travel advisory to highest level. Travelers avoid all nonessential travel to the above countries and mainland China. Travel advisory to Japan has been raised to level 2, older adults and those with chronic medical conditions should consider postponing nonessential travel.^[241] As of March 2, foreign nationals who have traveled to Iran within the last 14 days are denied permission to travel to the US.^[242] US citizens and permanent residents returning to the United States who have traveled to Iran within the previous 14 days must enter through an approved airport.^[242]

State and local

California

On February 10, Santa Clara County declared a local health emergency that would allow health authorities to deploy rapid response in the event of a potential coronavirus case. The state of emergency would be in effect for 30 days.^[243] On February 14, San Diego County declared a local health emergency to ensure that the county had the resources needed to respond to the infections. The state of emergency lasted for seven days.^[244]

On February 25, the mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, declared a state of emergency that would allow city officials to assemble resources and personnel to expedite emergency measures in the event of a potential coronavirus case in the city.^[245]^[246] On February 26, Orange County declared a local health emergency to raise awareness and accelerate emergency planning.^[246]

On February 27, Solano County declared a local health emergency to bolster response to COVID-19 cases.^[247] California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that, as of February 27, the number of people being monitored for the virus in California amounted to 8,400.^[248] The same day, "Newsom said the state was limited in how many people it could test because it only had 200 testing kits."^[249]

On March 3, Placer County declare a public health emergency following the confirmation of a second coronavirus case in that county.^[250]

On March 4, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency after the first death in California attributable to coronavirus occurred in Placer County.^[251]^[252]^[253]

Florida

On March 1, Governor Ron DeSantis declared a public health emergency after two cases were confirmed in Manatee County, Florida and Hillsborough County, Florida.^[254]

Hawaii

On March 4, Governor David Ige declared a state of emergency until April 29.^[255]

Michigan

On February 3, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services activated its Community Health Emergency Coordination Center to manage the state government's response to coronavirus.^[256]

Oregon

On February 28, Governor Kate Brown created a coronavirus response team "tasked with coordinating state- and local-level preparations for an epidemic" of coronavirus in Oregon. "[C]omposed of directors or other representatives of 12 state agencies," the response team will "keep the governor posted on the coronavirus situation internationally and give her advice on how to protect the public."^[257]

Texas

On March 2, San Antonio, Texas Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Bexar County, Texas both declared a "local state of disaster and a public health emergency" after an individual was mistakenly released from quarantine at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland by the CDC before a third test for coronavirus returned a positive result.^[258] The city subsequently petitioned the US government to extend the quarantine of US nationals at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland; the petition was denied by Judge Xavier Rodriguez in the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.^[259]^[260]

Washington

On February 29, Governor Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency after the first US death attributable to coronavirus occurred in a man in his 50s with an underlying chronic health condition who had been admitted to EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland, Washington after complaining of severe breathing problems.^[261] A second man in his 70s died at the same hospital a day later, the second US death attributable to coronavirus.^[262] By March 2, the death toll in the Seattle area had risen to six.^[263] By March 3, the death toll for the state had increased to nine.^[264]

In a statement, Inslee said, "It is a sad day in our state as we learn that a Washingtonian has died from COVID-19. Our hearts go out to their family and friends. We will continue to work toward a day where no one dies from this virus."^[265]

Researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the University of Washington analyzed the genomes of the first reported case in Snohomish County, Washington, from January 20 and a more recent case on February 28, and determined the virus strain was related. Their findings indicate that the virus may have been spreading through the community for close to six weeks.^[266]

Seattle's mayor Jenny Durkan has declared a civil emergency. ^[267]

Economic impact

Reactions

On February 21, 2020, Verizon pulled out of RSA Conference, joining the ranks of AT&T Cybersecurity and IBM.^[268] On February 27, Facebook cancelled the F8 developer conference, which was supposed to occur on May 5 to 6 in San Jose.^[269] On February 28, CBS shut down the production of The Amazing Race.^[270] Multiple companies pulled out of Game Developers Conference including Amazon, Microsoft, Unity, Epic, Sony, Electronic Arts, Facebook, and Kojima Productions. As a result, the conference has been postponed for a later date.^[271]^[272]

The annual March meeting of the American Physical Society, scheduled to start on March 2 in Denver, which is usually attended by 10,000 people, was canceled with less than 36 hours notice.^[273] On March 2, 2020, Facebook announced that it would not be participating in the annual South by Southwest conferences scheduled to run from March 13 to 22 in Austin, Texas.^[274]

Financial

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announces a 50 basis point rate cut on March 3, 2020 in light of "evolving risks to economic activity" from the coronavirus

On February 27, 2020, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) dropped 1,191 points, the largest point drop in history for the index, with a cause some attributed to anxiety over the escalating epidemic.^[275] The same day, the S&P 500 logged a 4.4% decline.^[276] The six business days it took for the S&P 500 Index to drop 10% (from February 20 to 27) "marked the quickest 10% decline from an all-time high in the index’s history."^[276] Since the first case was announced on January 21, the DJIA has dropped over 3,500 points, accumulating to roughly a 13% decrease since the virus first arrived in the United States. This renders the market in correction territory.^[277]^[278]

On March 3, 2020, the Federal Reserve lowered target interest rates from 1.75% to 1.25%,^[279] the largest emergency rate cut since the 2008 global financial crisis,^[280] in an attempt to counteract adverse effects of the 2020 coronavirus outbreak in the United States on its economy. "The coronavirus poses evolving risks to economic activity," the Federal Reserve said in a statement. "In light of these risks and in support of achieving its maximum employment and price stability goals, the Federal Open Market Committee decided today to lower the target range for the federal funds rate."^[281]

Corporate revenue and earnings

In February 2020, American companies, including Apple Inc. and Microsoft, began lowering expectations for revenue because of supply chain disruptions in China caused by the virus.^[282] In a February 27 note to clients, Goldman Sachs stated that it expects no earnings growth for U.S. companies in 2020 as a result of the virus, at a time when the consensus forecast of Wall Street expected "earnings to climb 7%."^[283]

Cases

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes official numbers every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, reporting several categories of cases: individual travelers, people who contracted the disease from other people within the United States, and repatriated citizens from crisis locations, such as Wuhan, China, where the disease originated, and the cruise ship Diamond Princess.^[284]

Non-repatriated cases by state

State	Cases	Recovered	Deceased	Remaining
Arizona	2	1	0	1
California	36	2	1	33
Florida	4	0	0	4
Georgia	2	0	0	2
Illinois	5	2	0	3
Massachusetts	2	1	0	1
Nevada	1	0	0	1
New Hampshire	2	0	0	2
North Carolina	1	0	0	1
New Jersey	1	0	0	1
New York	24	0	0	24
Oregon	3	0	0	3
Rhode Island	2	0	0	2
Tennessee	1	0	0	1
Texas	1	0	0	1
Washington	70	1	10	59
Wisconsin	1	1	0	0
Total	158	8	11	139

Non-repatriated cases

Case no.	Date announced	Status	CDC origin type	Origin	Location		Treatment facility	Sex	Age
Case no.	Date announced	Status	CDC origin type	Origin	County/city	State	Treatment facility	Sex	Age
1	January 21, 2020	Recovered	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Snohomish County	Washington	Providence Regional Medical Center Everett	Male	35
1	The first confirmed case in the United States, the 35-year old man had recently traveled from Wuhan to Seattle–Tacoma International Airport on January 15 and reported on January 19 to the Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett, Washington with symptoms of pneumonia.^[78]^[79]^[80]^[81] He was released from the hospital on February 3 after two weeks of treatment, including the use of the anti-viral drug remdesivir,^[82]^[83] and remained in isolation at home.^[84]^[83]
2	January 24, 2020	Recovered	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Chicago	Illinois	St. Alexius Medical Center	Female	60s
2	The second confirmed case, a woman in her 60s living in Chicago, Illinois.^[85] The woman had recently traveled to Wuhan to take care of a sick parent.^[86] The woman exposed her husband, the sixth case, and both were cared for at St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The couple was discharged on February 7 and moved to in-home isolation.^[97]
3	January 25, 2020	Recovered	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Orange County	California	In-home isolation	Male	50s
3	The CDC confirmed a third case in Orange County, California.^[87] The person, a man in his 50s, was released from the hospital on February 1 in good condition to in-home isolation.^[88]
4	January 26, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Los Angeles County	California	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed
5	January 26, 2020	Recovered	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Tempe	Arizona	In-home isolation	Male	Under 60
5	A "member of the Arizona State University community who does not live in university housing"^[91] which provoked a student petition to cancel classes "until proper precautions have been taken to ensure the well-being of the students."^[92] On February 21, Maricopa County Department of Health confirmed that the patient was no longer infected and was out of isolation.^[93]
6	January 30, 2020	Recovered	Person-to-person spread	Spouse	Chicago	Illinois	St. Alexius Medical Center	Male	60s
6	The first case of human-to-human transmission in the U.S., the man contracted the virus from his wife, the second case, and had not recently traveled to China.^[95]^[96] The couple was discharged from the St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates, Illinois on February 7 and moved to in-home isolation.^[97]
7	January 31, 2020	Recovered	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Male	Undisclosed
7	A man in Santa Clara County, California, who had recently traveled to Wuhan.^[98] The man recovered at home and was released from in-home isolation on February 20.^[99]
8	February 1, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Boston	Massachusetts	In-home isolation	Male	20s
8	A student at the University of Massachusetts Boston who had recently returned from Wuhan, China.^[101]^[102] As of February 26, the student was still isolated and recovering at his off-campus home.^[285]
9	February 2, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Female	Undisclosed
9	A woman in Santa Clara County, California, who had recently traveled to Wuhan. This case is unrelated to the seventh case, also in Santa Clara.^[103]
10	February 2, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Wuhan, China	San Benito County	California	Hospitalized	Male	57
10	A man who had recently traveled to Wuhan, China and was involved in the second instance of human-to-human transmission when his wife, the eleventh case, tested positive.^[104]
11	February 2, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Spouse	San Benito County	California	Hospitalized	Female	57
11	The second instance of human-to-human transmission, the woman tested positive after being exposed to her husband who had recently traveled to Wuhan, China.^[104]
12	February 5, 2020	Recovered	Travel-related	Beijing	Madison	Wisconsin	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Adult
12	The CDC and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services confirmed the twelfth case in Madison, Wisconsin.^[105] According to public health officials, the person went directly to the University of Wisconsin Hospital after arriving at the Dane County Regional Airport and is not a student at the University of Wisconsin Madison.^[106] The person was released from isolation on February 28.^[286]
13	February 20, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	China	Humboldt County	California	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Adult
14	February 20, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	China	Sacramento County	California	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Undisclosed
15	February 26, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Solano County	California	UC Davis Medical Center	Female	Adult
15	The first case in the United States of unknown origin.^[122]^[123] The California Department of Public Health said this may represent the first community transmission in the country.^[124] The UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento said that when the person was transferred there on February 19, the medical team suspected it was COVID-19 and asked the CDC to test for SARS-CoV-2. The CDC initially refused since the person did not meet the criteria for testing. The person was ultimately tested on February 23; the test results returned positive on February 26.^[125]
16	February 28, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Santa Clara County	California	El Camino Hospital	Female	65
16	The second case of unknown origin.^[126]^[75]
17	February 28, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Washington County	Oregon	Kaiser Westside Medical Center	Undisclosed	65
17	A school employee at Forest Hills Elementary School in Lake Oswego and the first case in Oregon.^[128]^[287]
18	February 28, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Snohomish County	Washington	In-home isolation	Male	Teens
18	A high school student at Jackson High School and the third case of unknown origin.^[129]
19	February 28, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Daegu, South Korea	King County	Washington	In-home isolation	Female	50s
19	The first travel-related case where China was not the country of origin but rather South Korea.^[129]
20	February 29, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Male	50s
20	The first confirmed death in the United States.^[288]^[289]
21	February 29, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	Overlake Hospital Medical Center	Female	40s
21	A healthcare worker from Life Care Center of Kirkland, a nursing facility in King County, Washington.^[290]
22	February 29, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Female	70s
22	A resident of the Life Care Center of Kirkland, a nursing facility in King County, Washington.^[290]
23	February 29, 2020	Presumptive	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Cook County	Illinois	Hospitalized	Undisclosed	Undisclosed
23	A new presumptive case in Illinois.^[291]
24	February 29, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Household	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Female	Adult
24	A "household contact" of the previously announced third cases in Santa Clara County (Case #16).^[292]^[293]
25	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Travel-related	Italy		Rhode Island	Hospitalized	Male	40s
25	A presumptive case in Rhode Island.^[294]
26	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	Valley Medical Center in Renton	Male	60s
26	Has underlying medical conditions and is in "critical but stable condition" as of March 1, 2020.^[141]
27	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	Virginia Mason Medical Center	Male	60s
27	Has underlying medical conditions and is in critical condition as of March 1, 2020.^[141]
28	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Solano County	California	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Undisclosed
28	Health care worker at NorthBay VacaValley Hospital exposed to community-acquired case hospitalized at UC Davis Medical Center (Case #15). Unclear if acquired through exposure to Case #15 or through community.
29	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Alameda County	California	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Undisclosed
29	Health care worker at NorthBay VacaValley Hospital exposed to community-acquired case hospitalized at UC Davis Medical Center (Case #15).^[295] Unclear if acquired through exposure to Case #15 or through community.
30	March 1, 2020	Confirmed	Undisclosed	Unknown	Santa Clara County	California	Hospitalized	Female	Adult
30	Has chronic health conditions.^[296]
31	March 1, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Egypt	Santa Clara County	California	Hospitalized	Male	Adult
31	Has chronic health conditions.^[296] Husband of Case #32.^[296]
32	March 1, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Egypt	Santa Clara County	California	Hospitalized	Female	Adult
32	Wife of Case #31.^[296]
33	March 1, 2020	Confirmed^[297]	Travel-related	Iran	Manhattan	New York	In-home isolation	Female	Late 30s
33	First reported case in New York.^[298]
34	March 1, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Female	80s
34	Had underlying health conditions.^[299] Died on March 1, 2020. Fifth death in the United States.^[300]
35	March 1, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Female	90s
35	Has underlying health conditions.^[299] In critical condition.^[299]
36	March 1, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Male	70s
36	Has underlying health conditions.^[299] In critical condition.^[299]
37	March 1, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Male	70s
37	Had underlying health conditions.^[299] Died on February 29, 2020.^[299] Second death in United States.^[299]
38	March 1, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Snohomish County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Male	40s
38	Died on March 2, 2020. Had underlying health conditions.^[301] Sixth death in United States.^[12]
39^[302]	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Travel-related	Northern Italy	Hillsborough County	Florida	In-home isolation	Female	20s
40^[302]	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Unknown	Unknown	Manatee County	Florida	Doctors Hospital of Sarasota	Male	60s
41	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Washington County	Oregon	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Adult
41	Adult household contact of first presumptive case in Oregon (Case #17). This new case is affiliated with a local elementary school in Washington County.^[142]
42	March 1, 2020	Presumptive	Travel-related	Italy		Rhode Island	In-home isolation	Female	Teenager
42	Went on the same trip as the first presumptive case in Rhode Island (Case #25)^[294]
43	March 2, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Northern Italy	Fulton County	Georgia	In-home isolation	Male	50's
43	Adult male who recently returned after attending a conference in Milan, Italy. ^[303]
44	March 2, 2020	Presumptive	Unknown	Unknown	Grafton County	New Hampshire	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	Adult
44	Employee of Dartmouth-Hitchcock health care system, which includes Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon.^[304] Traveled recently in Italy.^[304]
45	March 2, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Male	70s
45	Died on March 1, 2020. Had underlying health conditions. Third death in United States.^[305]
46	March 2, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	King County	Washington	EvergreenHealth	Female	70s
46	Died on March 1, 2020. Had underlying health conditions. Fourth death in United States.^[305]
47	March 2, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Placer County	California	In-home isolation	Female	Adult
47	Health worker who had contact with patient from Solano County.^[306]
48	March 2, 2020	Presumptive	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Sonoma County	California	Hospitalized	Undisclosed	Adult
48	Had recently returned from a cruise from San Francisco to Mexico.^[307]
49	March 2, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Household	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Male	Adult
49	Household contact of confirmed patient in another county.^[308]
50	March 2, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Household	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Male	Adult
50	Household contact of confirmed patient in Santa Clara County.^[308]
51	March 2, 2020	Presumptive	Unknown	Unknown	San Mateo County	California	Hospitalized	Undisclosed	Adult
51	^[309]
52	March 2, 2020	Presumptive	Travel-related	Italy	Norfolk County	Massachusetts	In-home isolation	Female	27
52	Went on same European trip as the two cases in Rhode Island. Came in close contact with an infected person while overseas.^[310]
53	March 3, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Westchester County	New York	NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital	Male	50s
53	Man with underlying respiratory issues who did not travel to an infected area.^[311]
54	March 3, 2020	Deceased	Person-to-person spread	Household	King County	Washington	In-home isolation	Female	80s
54	Died at her family home on Feb. 26.^[2]
55	March 3, 2020	Presumptive	Unknown	Unknown	Contra Costa County	California	Hospitalized	Undisclosed	Undisclosed
55	^[312]
56	March 3, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Unknown	Wake County	North Carolina	In-home isolation	Male	Unknown
56	First case of coronavirus in North Carolina. Patient recently travelled to Washington state and is connected to the cases at LifeCare long-term care facility in Kirkland, Washington. ^[313]
57	March 3, 2020	Presumptive	Travel-related	Italy	Alameda County	California	In-home isolation	Undisclosed	mid-30s
57	First case of coronavirus in Berkeley. Patient returned from Italy on February 23 and is recovering at home. ^[17]
58	March 4, 2020	Presumptive	Unknown	Unknown	Bergen County	New Jersey	Hospitalized	Male	30s
58	First case of coronavirus in New Jersey. ^[314]
59	March 4, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Unknown	Fort Bend County	Texas	Hospitalized	Male	70s
59	First non repatriated case of coronavirus in Texas. ^[315]
60	March 4, 2020	Deceased	Unknown	Unknown	Placer County	California	Hospitalized	Male	Elderly adult
60	Patient was an elderly adult with underlying health conditions whose exposure likely occurred during international travel on a Princess cruise ship that departed from San Francisco to Mexico – the same Feb. 11–21 cruise associated with a confirmed Sonoma County case announced previously. The patient was in isolation at Kaiser Permanente Roseville.^[19]^[21]
61	March 4, 2020	Confirmed	Unknown	Unknown	Santa Clara County	California	Hospitalized	Male	Undisclosed
61	Twelfth confirmed case in Santa Clara County. ^[20]
62	March 4, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Undisclosed	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Male	Undisclosed
62	Thirteenth confirmed case in Santa Clara County. He has been in close contact with an existing case. ^[20]
63	March 4, 2020	Confirmed	Person-to-person spread	Undisclosed	Santa Clara County	California	In-home isolation	Male	Undisclosed
63	Fourteenth confirmed case in Santa Clara County. He has been in close contact with an existing case. ^[20]
64	March 4, 2020	Confirmed	Unknown	Unknown	Williamson County	Tennessee	In-home isolation	Male	44
64	First coronavirus case in Tennessee. ^[316]
65	March 5, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Unknown	Clark County	Nevada	VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System	Male	50's
65	Public health officials in Las Vegas, Nevada reported that state's first confirmed case of coronavirus: a man in his 50s in Clark County, Nevada who recently traveled to Washington state and Texas. ^[317]
66	March 5, 2020	Confirmed	Travel-related	Unknown	Chicago	Illinois	Rush University Medical Center	Male	20's
66	Public health officials in Chicago, Illinois reported a fifth case of coronavirus in a man in his 20s who recently traveled to Italy and returned on a flight to Chicago O'Hare International Airport. ^[318]

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