Outbreak: In Alabama, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Alabama currently averages 4,152 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 6.0% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 343 deaths | 7 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
4,152 tests | 85 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 8,817 tests | 180 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Alaska, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Alaska currently averages 648 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 0.4% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 10 deaths | 1 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
648 tests | 89 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 85 tests | 12 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Arizona, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Arizona currently averages 3,275 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 10.9% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 426 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,275 tests | 45 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 10,743 tests | 148 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Arkansas, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Arkansas currently averages 1,936 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 2.8% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 87 deaths | 3 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,936 tests | 64 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 2,825 tests | 94 per 100K |
Outbreak: In California, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: California currently averages 29,414 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 6.0% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 2,464 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
29,414 tests | 74 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 42,524 tests | 108 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Colorado, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Colorado currently averages 2,361 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 15.9% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 919 deaths | 16 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
2,361 tests | 41 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 22,942 tests | 398 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Connecticut, the COVID-19 outbreak has been severe relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Connecticut currently averages 2,376 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 25.4% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 2,718 deaths | 76 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
2,376 tests | 67 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 29,288 tests | 821 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Delaware, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Delaware currently averages 704 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 22.8% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 193 deaths | 20 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
704 tests | 72 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 5,887 tests | 605 per 100K |
Outbreak: In the District of Columbia, the COVID-19 outbreak has been moderate relative to the district's population size.
Testing vs. Target: The District of Columbia currently averages 822 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 23.5% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 277 deaths | 39 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
822 tests | 116 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 5,857 tests | 830 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Florida, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Florida currently averages 15,223 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 4.5% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 1,539 deaths | 7 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
15,223 tests | 71 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 23,937 tests | 111 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Georgia, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Georgia currently averages 8,600 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 8.5% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 1,327 deaths | 12 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
8,600 tests | 81 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 25,979 tests | 245 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Hawaii, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Hawaii currently averages 797 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 0.3% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 17 deaths | 1 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
797 tests | 56 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 164 tests | 12 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Idaho, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Idaho currently averages 309 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 8.1% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 66 deaths | 4 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
309 tests | 17 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 1,032 tests | 58 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Illinois, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Illinois currently averages 14,942 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 17.1% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 2,974 deaths | 23 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
14,942 tests | 118 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 64,167 tests | 506 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Indiana, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Indiana currently averages 4,135 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 16.2% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 1,377 deaths | 20 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
4,135 tests | 61 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 28,829 tests | 428 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Iowa, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Iowa currently averages 3,119 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 16.3% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 219 deaths | 7 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,119 tests | 99 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 10,266 tests | 325 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Kansas, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Kansas currently averages 1,808 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 15.8% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 164 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,808 tests | 62 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 2,812 tests | 97 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Kentucky, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Kentucky currently averages 1,229 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 16.8% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 283 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,229 tests | 28 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 4,642 tests | 104 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Louisiana, the COVID-19 outbreak has been moderate relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Louisiana currently averages 5,443 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 7.2% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 2,167 deaths | 47 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
5,443 tests | 117 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 21,988 tests | 473 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Maine, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Maine currently averages 392 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 7.2% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 62 deaths | 5 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
392 tests | 29 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 1,805 tests | 134 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Maryland, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Maryland currently averages 4,726 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 22.1% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 1,437 deaths | 24 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
4,726 tests | 78 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 27,925 tests | 462 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Massachusetts, the COVID-19 outbreak has been severe relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Massachusetts currently averages 10,574 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 15.9% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 4,420 deaths | 64 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
10,574 tests | 153 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 71,748 tests | 1,041 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Michigan, the COVID-19 outbreak has been moderate relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Michigan currently averages 8,697 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 7.6% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 4,256 deaths | 43 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
8,697 tests | 87 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 58,081 tests | 582 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Minnesota, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Minnesota currently averages 3,784 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 14.9% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 485 deaths | 9 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,784 tests | 67 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 13,853 tests | 246 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Mississippi, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Mississippi currently averages 2,062 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 12.8% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 374 deaths | 13 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
2,062 tests | 69 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 7,770 tests | 261 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Missouri, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Missouri currently averages 3,370 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 7.1% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 428 deaths | 7 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,370 tests | 55 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 9,786 tests | 159 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Montana, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Montana currently averages 882 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 0.1% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 16 deaths | 1 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
882 tests | 83 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 124 tests | 12 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Nebraska, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Nebraska currently averages 1,785 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 24.5% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 78 deaths | 4 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,785 tests | 92 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 2,698 tests | 139 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Nevada, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Nevada currently averages 1,178 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 9.3% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 289 deaths | 9 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,178 tests | 38 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 5,307 tests | 172 per 100K |
Outbreak: In New Hampshire, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: New Hampshire currently averages 998 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 9.0% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 92 deaths | 7 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
998 tests | 73 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 2,632 tests | 194 per 100K |
Outbreak: In New Jersey, the COVID-19 outbreak has been severe relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: New Jersey currently averages 6,800 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 32.8% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 8,549 deaths | 96 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
6,800 tests | 77 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 98,378 tests | 1,108 per 100K |
Outbreak: In New Mexico, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: New Mexico currently averages 3,072 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 5.4% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 169 deaths | 8 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,072 tests | 147 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 5,193 tests | 248 per 100K |
Outbreak: In New York, the COVID-19 outbreak has been severe relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: New York currently averages 22,345 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 13.8% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 25,623 deaths | 132 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
22,345 tests | 115 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 112,802 tests | 580 per 100K |
Outbreak: In North Carolina, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: North Carolina currently averages 6,577 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 6.1% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 492 deaths | 5 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
6,577 tests | 63 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 10,289 tests | 98 per 100K |
Outbreak: In North Dakota, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: North Dakota currently averages 1,871 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 2.2% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 31 deaths | 4 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,871 tests | 246 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 913 tests | 120 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Ohio, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Ohio currently averages 5,717 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 10.7% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 1,225 deaths | 10 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
5,717 tests | 49 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 26,103 tests | 223 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Oklahoma, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Oklahoma currently averages 3,089 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 3.4% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 253 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,089 tests | 78 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 5,408 tests | 137 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Oregon, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Oregon currently averages 1,929 tests per day — close to the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 3.5% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 115 deaths | 3 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,929 tests | 46 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 2,139 tests | 51 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Pennsylvania, the COVID-19 outbreak has been moderate relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Pennsylvania currently averages 5,922 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 18.0% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 3,345 deaths | 26 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
5,922 tests | 46 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 62,532 tests | 488 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Rhode Island, the COVID-19 outbreak has been moderate relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Rhode Island currently averages 2,744 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 10.2% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 370 deaths | 35 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
2,744 tests | 259 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 6,723 tests | 635 per 100K |
Outbreak: In South Carolina, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: South Carolina currently averages 3,324 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 4.5% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 305 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,324 tests | 65 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 8,846 tests | 172 per 100K |
Outbreak: In South Dakota, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: South Dakota currently averages 369 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 15.7% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 29 deaths | 3 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
369 tests | 42 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 927 tests | 105 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Tennessee, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Tennessee currently averages 8,365 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 6.1% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 239 deaths | 3 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
8,365 tests | 122 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 3,266 tests | 48 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Texas, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Texas currently averages 17,735 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 5.9% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 954 deaths | 3 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
17,735 tests | 61 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 27,282 tests | 94 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Utah, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Utah currently averages 3,603 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 4.4% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 58 deaths | 2 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,603 tests | 112 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 2,022 tests | 63 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Vermont, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Vermont currently averages 350 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 1.9% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 52 deaths | 8 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
350 tests | 56 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 897 tests | 144 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Virginia, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Virginia currently averages 3,967 tests per day — far fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 19.1% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 713 deaths | 8 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,967 tests | 46 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 16,664 tests | 195 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Washington, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Washington currently averages 5,277 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 4.7% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 870 deaths | 11 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
5,277 tests | 69 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 6,656 tests | 87 per 100K |
Outbreak: In West Virginia, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: West Virginia currently averages 1,816 tests per day — close to the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 1.2% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 50 deaths | 3 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
1,816 tests | 101 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 1,857 tests | 104 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Wisconsin, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Wisconsin currently averages 3,368 tests per day — fewer than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 10.1% of tests have come back positive. This exceeds the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 362 deaths | 6 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
3,368 tests | 58 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 3,974 tests | 68 per 100K |
Outbreak: In Wyoming, the COVID-19 outbreak has been mild relative to the state's population size.
Testing vs. Target: Wyoming currently averages 399 tests per day — more than the estimated minimum needed by May 15.
Positive Test Ratio: In the past week, 2.4% of tests have come back positive. This meets the recommended rate of 10% or lower.
| Actual numbers | Population-adjusted | |
|---|---|---|
| COVID-19 deaths | 7 deaths | 1 per 100K |
| Daily testing (7-day average) April 30-May 6 |
399 tests | 69 per 100K |
| Minimum daily testing needed by May 15 | 67 tests | 12 per 100K |
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Location
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Size of outbreak Deaths per 100K
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Current Daily Testing vs. Target Tests per 100K
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Positive Test Ratio Target: 10% or less
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|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama Ala. | 7 | 85 85 | 6.0% 6.0% |
| Alaska Alaska | 1 | 89 89 | 0.4% 0.4% |
| Arizona Ariz. | 6 | 45 45 | 10.9% 10.9% |
| Arkansas Ark. | 3 | 64 64 | 2.8% 2.8% |
| California Calif. | 6 | 74 74 | 6.0% 6.0% |
| Colorado Colo. | 16 | 41 41 | 15.9% 15.9% |
| Connecticut Conn. | 76 | 67 67 | 25.4% 25.4% |
| Delaware Del. | 20 | 72 72 | 22.8% 22.8% |
| District of Columbia D.C. | 39 | 116 116 | 23.5% 23.5% |
| Florida Fla. | 7 | 71 71 | 4.5% 4.5% |
| Georgia Ga. | 12 | 81 81 | 8.5% 8.5% |
| Hawaii Hawaii | 1 | 56 56 | 0.3% 0.3% |
| Idaho Idaho | 4 | 17 17 | 8.1% 8.1% |
| Illinois Ill. | 23 | 118 118 | 17.1% 17.1% |
| Indiana Ind. | 20 | 61 61 | 16.2% 16.2% |
| Iowa Iowa | 7 | 99 99 | 16.3% 16.3% |
| Kansas Kan. | 6 | 62 62 | 15.8% 15.8% |
| Kentucky Ky. | 6 | 28 28 | 16.8% 16.8% |
| Louisiana La. | 47 | 117 117 | 7.2% 7.2% |
| Maine Maine | 5 | 29 29 | 7.2% 7.2% |
| Maryland Md. | 24 | 78 78 | 22.1% 22.1% |
| Massachusetts Mass. | 64 | 153 153 | 15.9% 15.9% |
| Michigan Mich. | 43 | 87 87 | 7.6% 7.6% |
| Minnesota Minn. | 9 | 67 67 | 14.9% 14.9% |
| Mississippi Miss. | 13 | 69 69 | 12.8% 12.8% |
| Missouri Mo. | 7 | 55 55 | 7.1% 7.1% |
| Montana Mont. | 1 | 83 83 | 0.1% 0.1% |
| Nebraska Neb. | 4 | 92 92 | 24.5% 24.5% |
| Nevada Nev. | 9 | 38 38 | 9.3% 9.3% |
| New Hampshire N.H. | 7 | 73 73 | 9.0% 9.0% |
| New Jersey N.J. | 96 | 77 77 | 32.8% 32.8% |
| New Mexico N.M. | 8 | 147 147 | 5.4% 5.4% |
| New York N.Y. | 132 | 115 115 | 13.8% 13.8% |
| North Carolina N.C. | 5 | 63 63 | 6.1% 6.1% |
| North Dakota N.D. | 4 | 246 246 | 2.2% 2.2% |
| Ohio Ohio | 10 | 49 49 | 10.7% 10.7% |
| Oklahoma Okla. | 6 | 78 78 | 3.4% 3.4% |
| Oregon Ore. | 3 | 46 46 | 3.5% 3.5% |
| Pennsylvania Pa. | 26 | 46 46 | 18.0% 18.0% |
| Rhode Island R.I. | 35 | 259 259 | 10.2% 10.2% |
| South Carolina S.C. | 6 | 65 65 | 4.5% 4.5% |
| South Dakota S.D. | 3 | 42 42 | 15.7% 15.7% |
| Tennessee Tenn. | 3 | 122 122 | 6.1% 6.1% |
| Texas Texas | 3 | 61 61 | 5.9% 5.9% |
| Utah Utah | 2 | 112 112 | 4.4% 4.4% |
| Vermont Vt. | 8 | 56 56 | 1.9% 1.9% |
| Virginia Va. | 8 | 46 46 | 19.1% 19.1% |
| Washington Wash. | 11 | 69 69 | 4.7% 4.7% |
| West Virginia W.Va. | 3 | 101 101 | 1.2% 1.2% |
| Wisconsin Wis. | 6 | 58 58 | 10.1% 10.1% |
| Wyoming Wyo. | 1 | 69 69 | 2.4% 2.4% |
Notes: Deaths are as of May 6. Testing figures are an average of data reported April 30-May 6. Data quality varies by state. (For example, some states report specimens tested rather than people, so their testing counts may be inflated.)