COVID-19 initially ravaged the most densely populated parts of the U.S., but that pattern has changed substantially over the past two years

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March 2, 2022

The Changing Political Geography of COVID-19 Over the Last Two Years

COVID-19 initially ravaged the most densely populated parts of the U.S., but that pattern has changed substantially over the past two years

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COVID-19 initially ravaged the most densely populated parts of the U.S., but that pattern has changed substantially over the past two years

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The Changing Political Geography of COVID-19 Over the Last Two Years
650,000 White Flags Planted On National Mall To Honor American Covid Deaths
Floridians Get COVID-19 Vaccine At FEMA Vaccination Site In Miami Area
Vaccine mandate impact on one rural Washington hospital
Two years of coronavirus deaths in the United States
Initially, deaths from COVID-19 were concentrated in Democratic-leaning areas; the highest overall death toll is now in the 20% of the country that is most GOP-leaning
In early phase of pandemic, far more COVID-19 deaths in counties that Biden would go on to win; since then, there have been many more deaths in pro-Trump counties
Counties that Biden won in 2020 have higher vaccination rates than counties Trump won

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