Nate Silver

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

Meanwhile, the deaths number partly reflects NY reporting about ~700 nursing home deaths that it hadn't confirmed originally, but which may not have occurred all that recently. There may be more of this in the future in NY and other states. https://t.co/4NLLLpiEbn — PolitiTweet.org

The reported death toll also reached a new high: 2,746. There is an important caveat to this number: NY reported… https://t.co/9o3Bn1zlCJ

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Both the # of deaths and the # of tests are new daily highs, although there are caveats about both. Test numbers can bounce around a bit from day to day because of inconsistent reporting; some states report negative tests in batches: https://t.co/fwUjYcvsyX — PolitiTweet.org

While the increase was broad—10 states reported more than 10k tests—a few states reported unusually high numbers, s… https://t.co/ym7wQqzrJu

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Overall, the patterns remain the same: —Deaths remain roughly at a plateau, with daily fluctuations due to reporting issues —Raw number of cases slightly declining but ~steady if you remove NY —Tests increasing significantly —Positive test rate declining, even if you exclude NY. — PolitiTweet.org

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