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Total Positives

Latinx/Hispanic

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

%_Unknkown

Total Deaths

Latinx/Hispanic

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

%_Unknown

Total N. Tests

Latinx/Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Total Hosp.

Latinx/Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

(TMB 1/17) Unknown Ethnicity deaths needs to be updated to respond to percentages, not exact counts.
(TMB 1/24) Per dashboard: "We are experiencing issues with the data for the Last 14 Days Cases indicator and Tab 5, Number of Cases by County reported in the Last 14 Days.  We are working to correct the issue. Thank you for your patience."
(TMB 1/24) Hispanic/Latino Death % is significantly rounded. Record state reported percentage to right of death count.
(CLM 2/21) Demographic data not updated due to error in dashboard

(CLM 02/28) Total deaths decreased by 174 due to data clean-up and deduplication on AR's end.

Checkers: Enter testing total.

DCers: Double check prepopulated cases and deaths totals and testing total.

Other includes invididuals who report multiple races.

Illinois' reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of specimens.

Indiana's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people. Race is only reported for confirmed deaths, probable are included in "Unknown"

Kansas' reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

Death and hospitalization data lags the cases, currently updating 2 days behind

Thanks to communication with Michigan's public health department on Aug. 24, we learned that the ethnicity charts below the state dashboard refer to confirmed cases and deaths only. We had previously been calculating our ethnicity counts based on *total* cases and deaths, and our correction to use the confirmed values caused our ethnicity counts to drop.
On Oct. 28, Michigan specified that deaths data are suppressed when the number of deaths is five or below, in order to protect the confidentiality of individuals. For this reason, the sum of probable deaths by race does not add up to Michigan's reported total probable deaths.

MN reports race and ethnicity data for hospitalizations only once a week on Thursdays.
As of 8/20, MN incorporated ethnicity data into race categories, differences from before and after this point may reflect differences in reporting

Missouri's figures for tests by race and ethnicity are reported in units specimens, not people.

Other includes races other than those specifically defined plus Multiracial if a person has identified as multiple races.

Demographic data for hospitalizations lag other updates, often by several weeks.

NC is currently combining Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander (NHOPI) and Asian into a single race demographic.

NJ updates demographics for mortality data once a week

As of 1/6/2021, New Jersey's Case counts include both Confirmed and Probable numbers for demographics. This results in a 50k case count bump.

Nevada's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

NYC combines Fatality reporting for Asian and Pacific Islander. Data presented for NYC is reported by NYC.

Ohio included 'as many as 4,000 COVID-19 deaths' which 'may have been underreported' in mid-February, 2021. (https://odh.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odh/media-center/odh-news-releases/odh-news-release-02-10-20)

As of March 2, 2021, Ohio updates their mortality figures twice a week as death certificate information is received and verified from the National Center for Health Statistics. This change caused a decrease in total deaths and their website no longer includes a breakdown of confirmed and probable deaths.

CB-M/BML

Case and death counts by ethnicity are updated weekly on Fridays; this data is delayed by one week from demographic case data.

press releases in Data Reports/Projections have "refused/unknown" category labeled as "unavailable"

Current update is for demographic data on cases, data on deaths often delayed.
PA began reporting not rounded (nearest hundred) data end of July.
PA updates demographic death data only once a week on Fridays, so only Sunday updates will have this reflected.
PA updates demographic case data regularly.

Since the week of July 12, demographic data on tests, cases, deaths, and hospitalizations has been updated weekly
RI does not consistently report the same demographic categories, which may cause discrepancies in the historical data
Race categories can be people who responded non-hispanic, unknown ethnicity, or declined response to ethnicity
Some race deaths or hospitalization counts labeled as less than 5.
RI's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.
According to RI: The testing data and case data are compiled as separate datasets. The discrepancy where certain racial/ethnic groups may have a greater # of cases than the # of tests is related to the large quantity of missing race/ethnicity data for tests.

SC combines reporting of Asian / American Indian / Alaskan Native / Pacific Islander

Race-Ethnicity data has not been updated since February 12; data notes from the state dashboard indicate that "winter weather is affecting the reporting of new COVID-19 cases and fatalities across many jurisdictions.". Other includes Pacific Islander, Native Hawaiian, Native American, Multiracial, or another race than listed. Unknown includes people who chose not to respond.

UT reports people in non-mutally exclusive categories, so the total reported is currently for 107% of the cases and 104% of the deaths. UT's reported tests by race and ethnicity are in units of people.

For number counts greater than 1000, VT reports numbers rounded to the nearest hundred.

Deaths reported does not always match the number of Total Deaths by Race/Ethnicity. When it is larger, we use the Total Deaths by Race/Ethnicity.

On December 13, Washington removed 227 deaths from its counts. The note on WA's dashboard for deaths indicates that "as of December 10, death counts on the dashboard relfect those in the official records database where the cause of death was confirmed or suspected to have been COVID-19. If COVID-19 is later ruled out as the official cause of death, we will remove these deaths from our dashboard."

On July 14, Washington removed 39 deaths from its counts where, though the individual who died tested positive, COVID was not a contributing cause in their death. Total deaths reported on the Demographics dashboard decreased from 1424 to 1421.

WY reports people in each category they select, resulting in the double counting of some people. Currently the state reports demographics for 0% of the confirmed cases, and demographics for 0% of the population.

Began collecting cases counts exactly on 11/22, before this counts were estimated based on the percent WY reported. Similarly on 11/25 began collecting exact death counts. Began reporting Reported Unknowns instead of calculating from total since WY double counts.

Hospitalizations

Race

Ethnicity

Race

Ethnicity

Latinx/Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Total Deaths

White

Black

Latinx/Hispanic

Asian

AIAN

NHPI

Multiple

Other

Unknown

%_Unknown

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknown

Total N. Tests

White

Black

Latinx/Hispanic

Asian

AIAN

NHPI

Multiple

Other

Unknown

%_Unknown

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Total Hosp.

White

Black

Latinx/Hispanic

Asian

NHPI

Multiple

Other

Unknown

%_Unknown

Hispanic

Non-Hispanic

Unknown

%_Unknkown

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

Race Known

% Race Known

Ethnicity Known

% Ethnicity Known

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