All 50 states have now eased some coronavirus restrictions. And some are facing questions over their COVID-19 tracking data.
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Tracking the coronavirus in California: latest numbers | Support our journalism with a subscriptionHave a question about coronavirus? Send us your questions here. | You also can sign up for our newsletterSee latest photo galleryCoronavirus updates for April 27 are here DeSantis said that Florida hadn’t seen new cases soar since the state started reopening, and that the death rate there is lower than in other states. He noted that the heavily populated Miami area reported 69 new cases Wednesday, down significantly from a high of 500 cases per day in early April.There have been more than 47,470 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Florida, including 2,096 deaths, according to the latest totals released WednesdayLocal and state public health officials rely on accurate tracking of novel coronavirus cases, testing and deaths to determine when and how quickly to relax restrictions. The office of Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, also a Republican, was forced to apologize for its bungling of COVID-19 data collection and reporting afterGeorgia’s Department of Public Health published a graph this month that showed new coronavirus cases declining over time in severely affected counties. But the daily entries were not arranged in chronological order, but in descending order. The chart was soon taken down.Nationwide, confirmed cases climbed past 1,551,000 on Wednesday, with more than 93,400 deaths from COVID-19, according to Johns Hopkins University, which has been tracking cases. All 50 states have now at least partially reopened, with Connecticut becoming the last to do so on Wednesday.poll of over 1,000 Americans conducted by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research this month found that 83% of those surveyed were at least somewhat worried that easing restrictions in their own communities might lead to new infections. A federal judge in Texas cited similar public health concerns on Tuesday when he issued a ruling that would make all of the state’s voters eligible to cast ballots by mail because of the danger of spreading the virus at polling places. But on Wednesday, a three-judge panel at the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans , saying the court needs time to review the ruling and consider an appeal by the Texas attorney general.Local officials in a number of other states, including Maryland and Alabama, are starting to see consequences as their restless residents venture out more and attend gatherings that are larger than what experts consider safe.
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