More corona number crunching

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

I compared the number of new cases/deaths for the state, broken down by county from 7/21 - 7/27. Over those six days here is how each county as fared as far as new cases and deaths have gone. Hopefully, I don't lose my formatting.

	County	Cases	Deaths
	Adams	63	1
	Alcorn	88	1
	Amite	28	0
	Attala	27	0
	Benton	7	0
	Bolivar	132	3
	Calhoun	39	3
	Carroll	7	0
	Chickasaw	41	0
	Choctaw	9	0
	Claiborne	26	0
	Clarke	15	0
	Clay	35	0
	Coahoma	82	0
	Copiah	52	0
	Covington	42	1
	Desoto	225	4
	Forrest	161	1
	Franklin	10	0
	George	51	2
	Greene	30	0
	Grenada	40	1
	Hancock	63	0
	Harrison	251	5
	Hinds	672	5
	Holmes	85	2
	Humphreys	21	0
	Isaquena	2	0
	Itawamba	37	0
	Jackson	228	4
	Jasper	33	0
	Jefferson	15	0
	Jefferson Davis	18	1
	Jones	159	3
	Kemper	5	0
	Lafayette	106	0
	Lamar	127	2
	Lauderdale	68	1
	Lawrence	51	0
	Leake	26	1
	Lee	141	0
	Leflore	55	0
	Lincoln	59	1
	Lowndes	102	3
	Madison	244	3
	Marion	67	1
	Marshall	49	0
	Monroe	63	3
	Montgomery	13	0
	Neshoba	20	0
	Newton	23	0
	Noxubee	29	0
	Oktibbeha	269	1
	Panola	130	2
	Pearl River	40	2
	Perry	36	1
	Pike	81	2
	Pontotoc	79	0
	Prentiss	36	0
	Quitman	34	0
	Rankin	233	0
	Scott	21	0
	Sharkey	17	1
	Simpson	50	3
	Smith	25	0
	Stone	18	0
	Sunflower	98	1
	Tallahatchie	31	2
	Tate	54	0
	Tippah	28	0
	Tishomingo	46	0
	Tunica	16	1
	Union	57	2
	Walthall	25	1
	Warren	94	1
	Washington	155	4
	Wayne	39	0
	Webster	23	0
	Wilkinson	20	0
	Winston	25	0
	Yalobusha	23	1
	Yazoo	41	1

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[Arthur2478]

I’d be interested to see a column with the percent of cases per population. The population of Mississippi’s various counties vary so widely, I don’t think simply listing and absolute number of cases tells the whole story.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

I’d be interested to see a column with the percent of cases per population. The population of Mississippi’s various counties vary so widely, I don’t think simply listing and absolute number of cases tells the whole story.

I've got it broken down as percentage of county. I just didn't post it. I'll try to get that formatted out and added in later today. I know Oktibbeha is now at 1.9% of the county population had/has it. Hinds is right at the same.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

All of that is already broken down on the MDH website.

 

[Arthur2478]

Oktibbeha population estimate of 49,000 with 269 cases
269/49,000 * 100 = 0.5%

Hinds population estimate of 245,000 with 672 cases
672/245,000 * 100 = 0.27%

For your totals accumulated between 7/21 - 7/27, both of these counties are well below 1%.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Here it is since inception:

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths	County Pop	% County Infected	% County Death
Adams	518	23	31,547	1.64%	0.07%
Alcorn	278	3	37,180	0.75%	0.01%
Amite	179	4	12,468	1.44%	0.03%
Attala	459	23	18,581	2.47%	0.12%
Benton	91	0	8,253	1.10%	0.00%
Bolivar	766	25	32,592	2.35%	0.08%
Calhoun	342	8	14,571	2.35%	0.05%
Carroll	232	11	10,129	2.29%	0.11%
Chickasaw	391	19	17,279	2.26%	0.11%
Choctaw	106	4	8,321	1.27%	0.05%
Claiborne	385	12	9,120	4.22%	0.13%
Clarke	278	25	15,928	1.75%	0.16%
Clay	345	13	19,808	1.74%	0.07%
Coahoma	547	7	23,802	2.30%	0.03%
Copiah	835	21	28,721	2.91%	0.07%
Covington	540	8	19,091	2.83%	0.04%
Desoto	2844	24	176,132	1.61%	0.01%
Forrest	1428	46	75,517	1.89%	0.06%
Franklin	88	2	7,757	1.13%	0.03%
George	247	5	23,710	1.04%	0.02%
Greene	200	10	13,714	1.46%	0.07%
Grenada	770	17	21,278	3.62%	0.08%
Hancock	277	14	46,653	0.59%	0.03%
Harrison	1824	26	202,626	0.90%	0.01%
Hinds	4624	82	241,774	1.91%	0.03%
Holmes	772	45	18,075	4.27%	0.25%
Humphreys	248	10	8,539	2.90%	0.12%
Isaquena	18	1	1,328	1.36%	0.08%
Itawamba	257	9	23,480	1.09%	0.04%
Jackson	1596	27	142,014	1.12%	0.02%
Jasper	341	6	16,529	2.06%	0.04%
Jefferson	166	4	7,346	2.26%	0.05%
Jefferson Davis	177	5	11,495	1.54%	0.04%
Jones	1591	56	68,454	2.32%	0.08%
Kemper	209	15	10,107	2.07%	0.15%
Lafayette	739	4	53,459	1.38%	0.01%
Lamar	972	11	61,223	1.59%	0.02%
Lauderdale	1222	84	77,323	1.58%	0.11%
Lawrence	273	3	12,630	2.16%	0.02%
Leake	725	24	22,870	3.17%	0.10%
Lee	1020	26	84,915	1.20%	0.03%
Leflore	736	57	29,804	2.47%	0.19%
Lincoln	681	38	34,432	1.98%	0.11%
Lowndes	816	22	59,437	1.37%	0.04%
Madison	2096	50	103,498	2.03%	0.05%
Marion	516	16	25,202	2.05%	0.06%
Marshall	456	5	35,787	1.27%	0.01%
Monroe	599	47	35,840	1.67%	0.13%
Montgomery	250	3	10,198	2.45%	0.03%
Neshoba	1149	82	29,376	3.91%	0.28%
Newton	475	10	21,524	2.21%	0.05%
Noxubee	370	10	10,828	3.42%	0.09%
Oktibbeha	981	31	49,481	1.98%	0.06%
Panola	747	9	34,243	2.18%	0.03%
Pearl River	431	34	55,149	0.78%	0.06%
Perry	179	7	12,028	1.49%	0.06%
Pike	730	28	39,737	1.84%	0.07%
Pontotoc	617	6	31,315	1.97%	0.02%
Prentiss	255	6	25,360	1.01%	0.02%
Quitman	172	1	7,372	2.33%	0.01%
Rankin	1856	23	151,251	1.23%	0.02%
Scott	932	16	28,415	3.28%	0.06%
Sharkey	103	1	4,511	2.28%	0.02%
Simpson	626	13	27,073	2.31%	0.05%
Smith	350	12	16,063	2.18%	0.07%
Stone	129	2	18,375	0.70%	0.01%
Sunflower	797	14	26,532	3.00%	0.05%
Tallahatchie	349	6	14,361	2.43%	0.04%
Tate	565	19	28,493	1.98%	0.07%
Tippah	240	11	21,990	1.09%	0.05%
Tishomingo	230	3	19,478	1.18%	0.02%
Tunica	184	4	10,170	1.81%	0.04%
Union	410	13	28,356	1.45%	0.05%
Walthall	397	15	14,601	2.72%	0.10%
Warren	856	24	47,075	1.82%	0.05%
Washington	1283	24	47,086	2.72%	0.05%
Wayne	693	21	20,422	3.39%	0.10%
Webster	171	11	9,828	1.74%	0.11%
Wilkinson	154	12	8,990	1.71%	0.13%
Winston	483	14	18,358	2.63%	0.08%
Yalobusha	279	10	12,421	2.25%	0.08%
Yazoo	694	9	27,974	2.48%	0.03%
Statewide Cases:	52957	1501	2,988,773	164.72%	5.30%
Statewide Mortality:	2.83%		County Average:	2.01%	0.06%

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[Ozarkdawg]

My only comment on the death rate is they seem to lag behind a little so the ones you see in your data may have actually contracted the virus in the previous week or 2.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

Desoto has ~184,000 people.

 

[LittleBigDog]

Makes you wonder why we wrecked the economy over a "bad flu" season.

What's happening in this country during an election year is criminal. The libs and anarchist are fueling the storm. Truth has been obliterated. No one knows what is the truth anymore...and what to believe.

 

[fishwater99]

What's happening in this country during an election year is criminal. The libs and anarchist are fueling the storm. Truth has been obliterated. No one knows what is the truth anymore...and what to believe.

November 3rd, that's why.

 

[Arthur2478]

Here it is since inception:

County	Total Cases	Total Deaths	County Pop	% County Infected	% County Death
Statewide Cases:	52957	1501	2,988,773	164.72%	5.30%
Statewide Mortality:	2.83%		County Average:	2.01%	0.06%

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Just to clarify the above "Statewide Mortality" of 2.83% is just for those that tested positive. The percent of Mississippians that have died from COVID19 is 0.05% (1,501 / 2,988,773 * 100). That's 1/2 of 1/10th of 1% of the population in this state that have died from Covid19. As others have stated, the numbers just don't justify the reactions.

 

[Leeshouldveflanked]

CDC says actual number of people who have it is probably 10 times the confirmed positives......plus just in the last 7 days, more Covid test have been processed than flu test total in last 3 years....

 

[M R DAWGS]

November 3rd, that's why.

BINGO, election year in which the Dems aren’t the executive incumbent

Gameplan- sensationalism

 

[engie]

We round the corner in the next 2ish weeks here. Getting close now. Florida, Arizona, and Texas all rounded it already even though the news won't publicize that.

Louisiana is one to watch as well, as they are now the highest infection per capita in the country and don't appear to be rounding the corner just yet.

 

[bulldognation]

Why... you couldn't possibly think that a political party with the majority of the media in its back pocket would possibly want to maintain a sense of fear within the general population to the point that they can insist on an easily manipulated mail-in ballot system to be utilized in an upcoming election... could you?

 

[SheltonChoked]

Why... you couldn't possibly think that a political party with the majority of the media in its back pocket would possibly want to maintain a sense of fear within the general population to the point that they can insist on an easily manipulated mail-in ballot system to be utilized in an upcoming election... could you?

How did a political party that could not get vote counting right in Iowa, coordinate with the rest of the world, and get them to shut down the world economy, for the election.

Remember, even countries that Trump is friendly with shut down....

 

[LilSebastian]

You mean cases per 1,000 pop or 100,000 pop

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Desoto has ~184,000 people.

All of these numbers need a big * beside them. The population totals were whatever google had when I did the search. The infected and death numbers are from the MDH and well...the validity of those have been the subject of many a heated debate. I just go with them so I can at least have a source to fall back on and no other halfway viable source exists.

 

[mcdawg22]

BINGO, election year in which the Dems aren’t the executive incumbent

Gameplan- sensationalism

So all the Republican Governors that shut down are too stupid to see through it? Including my Governor who is very lockstep with Trump. No worries though Engie says we turned a corner in Florida and once that happens we never spike back up. God forbid a major hurricane hit Miami Dade area.

 

[horshack.sixpack]

This graph is telling (confirmed US cases in red, fatal cases in gray):

View attachment 17006

https://www.bing.com/covid/local/unitedstates?vert=graph

 

[mcdawg22]

This graph is telling (confirmed US cases in red, fatal cases in gray):

View attachment 17006

https://www.bing.com/covid/local/unitedstates?vert=graph

Yeah when you look at Florida and California deaths compared to New York’s, it tells you all you need to know about tests. There is no way the death rate is 5 times worse in NY vs the other two states.

 

[RocketDawg]

Yeah when you look at Florida and California deaths compared to New York’s, it tells you all you need to know about tests. There is no way the death rate is 5 times worse in NY vs the other two states.

It's not impossible but also not likely. New York's deaths were early on in the pandemic, so better treatment in Florida could account for some of the difference.

 

[engie]

Yeah when you look at Florida and California deaths compared to New York’s, it tells you all you need to know about tests. There is no way the death rate is 5 times worse in NY vs the other two states.

Come again? It's actually closer to 10x worse. As a percentage of the total population which factors the testing you point to as a culprit totally out of the equation. And it's a very clear reason why it was that much worse, but I guess you aren't getting that on CNN while they are praising Cuomo. NY, CT, NJ, MA all mishandled it in a way that should be considered borderline criminal. They sure cleaned out their nursing homes though.

 

[engie]

It's not impossible but also not likely. New York's deaths were early on in the pandemic, so better treatment in Florida could account for some of the difference.

OR DeSantis simply hasn't sent elders with positive covid tests back into their nursing homes to spread it there...

 

[johnson86-1]

Come again? It's actually closer to 10x worse. As a percentage of the total population which factors the testing you point to as a culprit totally out of the equation. And it's a very clear reason why it was that much worse, but I guess you aren't getting that on CNN while they are praising Cuomo. NY, CT, NJ, MA all mishandled it in a way that should be considered borderline criminal. They sure cleaned out their nursing homes though.

They were proving their bona fides as fiscally responsible governors.**

 

[o_Hot Rock]

Real-time modeling and metrics to understand where we stand against COVID. - Covid Act Now

 

[mcdawg22]

Come again? It's actually closer to 10x worse. As a percentage of the total population which factors the testing you point to as a culprit totally out of the equation. And it's a very clear reason why it was that much worse, but I guess you aren't getting that on CNN while they are praising Cuomo. NY, CT, NJ, MA all mishandled it in a way that should be considered borderline criminal. They sure cleaned out their nursing homes though.

I don’t watch CNN, thanks though. I’m looking at the total number of positive cases vs deaths. I’m saying that chances are many more people in NY had COVID because testing wasn’t up to par so saying that NY had 32k deaths with 440k cases can’t really get compared to Florida which has 6100 deaths with 441k cases. As far as population is considered, Florida and NY have similar populations.

 

[pmack3641]

So if I understand you correctly this is all the libs fault and not one right wing conservative had any part of Covid or was involved politically regarding the “obliterated” truth. Must’ve missed that on Fox News with Carlson, hannity and Ingram

 

[engie]

I don’t watch CNN, thanks though. I’m looking at the total number of positive cases vs deaths. I’m saying that chances are many more people in NY had COVID because testing wasn’t up to par so saying that NY had 32k deaths with 440k cases can’t really get compared to Florida which has 6100 deaths with 441k cases. As far as population is considered, Florida and NY have similar populations.

So you agree... Florida simply has handled nursing homes better. Never mind the average age of a Floridian...

 

[engie]

So if I understand you correctly this is all the libs fault and not one right wing conservative had any part of Covid or was involved politically regarding the “obliterated” truth. Must’ve missed that on Fox News with Carlson, hannity and Ingram

You don’t understand me right. Not surprising. There would be criminal trials if a Republican governor killed off the kind of people Cuomo did in mismanagement though. Hell I can’t scroll twitter for 5 minutes without seeing all about how badly DeSantis is doing. Yet never a word on the other, unless it’s coming from Clay Travis.

 

[mcdawg22]

So you agree... Florida simply has handled nursing homes better. Never mind the average age of a Floridian...

Absolutely, and tested way more people.

 

[Leeshouldveflanked]

OR DeSantis simply hasn't sent elders with positive covid tests back into their nursing homes to spread it there...

^^^^This^^^^ The virus burnt thru NY and killed the vulnerable people.

 

[engie]

Absolutely, and tested way more people.

Actually, as of today 29.2% of New York State has been tested. Compared to 16.2% of Floridians. Florida testing is just below the national average of 16.8%. MS is @ 15.1% for reference.

 

[RocketDawg]

Actually, as of today 29.2% of New York State has been tested. Compared to 16.2% of Floridians. Florida testing is just below the national average of 16.8%. MS is @ 15.1% for reference.

Out of curiosity, I checked the numbers for the local county. It's 13.6%, and many of those came from a surrounding county, so the actual number is probably 10% or lower.

 

[bruiser.sixpack]

I would like to see the number of negative test on a side by side with positives each day.

The number of patients released from the hospital with recovery from Covid, side by side with the admitted.

The number of ICU patients who survived.

Can you get those?

No political reason, just fair and balanced reporting.

 

[mcdawg22]

Actually, as of today 29.2% of New York State has been tested. Compared to 16.2% of Floridians. Florida testing is just below the national average of 16.8%. MS is @ 15.1% for reference.

But most of that testing was after the spread had gone way down. During the peak New York was testing 20,000 people a day. So there were probably a lot of positives that didn’t get tested. Meanwhile in my state we are testing 60,000 people a day during the peak so we are probably picking up more positives.

 

[Cooterpoot]

View attachment 17012
I think we know why Benton Co. has no deaths.

 

[mcdawg22]

Here are positive vs negative by state.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/individual-states/florida

 

[Trojanbulldog19]

What's criminal is the amount of people on both sides that be turned a pandemic into a political mess and blaming the other side for the problems.

 

[pmack3641]

Not surprising that you ran your mouth without checking to whom my response was. Fyi it was directed at Lilbigdog. Next time look before you leap or put foot in mouth.