Nate Silver

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Nate Silver @NateSilver538

On the contrary, the New York Times's analysis would seem to suggest that Florida, Georgia and Texas are in the middle of the pack. They don't have particularly high excess mortality, although almost surely they have some uncounted deaths. https://t.co/iTbN9SNc1d https://t.co/jziNhBzgbJ — PolitiTweet.org

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It's well established that COVID-19 death tolls are undercounts. That's important for people to understand, and it's important for people to look at excess mortality data. There's no particular evidence that there's *more* undercounting in Florida, Georgia or Texas. — PolitiTweet.org

This is actually easy to parse out. There are good data sets that don’t require mixing and matching and which DO… https://t.co/hvgUVOrnTG

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Here we go. The metrics in NYC have been good lately, but obviously a lot of uncertainty as to how the reopening will go. Note that it's in several stages; not a lot of highly visible stuff in Stage 1. — PolitiTweet.org

NEW: @NYGovCuomo says New York City is on track to begin phase 1 of reopening by June 8. He says it could put 400… https://t.co/Vjj2o5h9uu

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