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We divide up the states according to the October 8th, 2020 NPR report https://www.npr.org/2020/10/09/921596963/npr-electoral-map-biden-lead-widens-again-with-less-than-a-month-to-go.
We then use the JHU data to data at https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19 to get the daily confirmed cases for each state, seen below (click on the chart image for the Excel workbook, then click on the Chart1 tab to access the chart):
Likely |
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Biden | Leaning Biden | Toss up |
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CA, |
, |
CO, |
CT, |
DE, |
DC, |
HI, |
IL, |
MD,MA, |
CT,RI,
NJ, |
NM, |
NY, |
AZ, |
MI,MN, |
NV,NH,PA, |
WI | FL,GE,IA |
,NC, |
IN,KY,TN,MS,AL,WV,SC
It is noticeable that the Likely Biden states had a much more pronounced initial daily confirmed cases peak in April, while Likely Trump states secondary peak in July-August exceeds Biden states and both are ramping up once again in October - November.
Likely Biden | Leaning Biden |
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CA,,CO,CT,DE,DC,HI,IL,MD,MA,NJ,NM,NY | AZ,MI,MN,NV,NH,PA,WI |
AL,AR,ID,IN,KS,KY,LA,MS,MT,ND,OK,SC,SD,TN,UT,WV,WY | AK,MO,TX |
Likely Trump | Leaning Biden |
The Biden states have a larger initial daily deaths peak in April-May after which the likely Biden state daily deaths are kept low while the likely Trump states peak again in July-August and are again rising in October-November.
Also see
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Counties-with-worst-virus-surges-overwhelmingly-15705154.php