https://bit.ly/2A6lk3a

Good effort by the founder of the PACrew!

Very comprehensive and a public service if authorities can't or won't do it themselves.

Only thing I would say is that in recent days, CDC estimated 0.26% case mortality rather than the >5% in these figures. Maybe a footnote to explain the discrepancy, including that CDC is basing latest calculation on 25% asymptomatic rate which may well be low, reducing mortality further. Much of the discrepancy boils down to states' "case count" from PCR tests of suspected cases who generally are sicker than the unmeasured asymptomatics, elevating mortality. When community antibody testing is done e.g. in New York City, Cuomo quoted over 20% infection rate or over 13% state-wide meaning up to 3 million otherwise undetected NY infections- which considerably exceeds the total national PCR count. Include these people, and case mortality plummets. Unfortunately there's not much data on recipient selection but I'd anticipate NYC has young robust clique populations who may well have shrugged off even higher infection rates but won't have volunteered for testing. Not suggesting you want to join the ranks of irresponsible wildly inaccurate modelers(!) but worth a footnote to support all your hard work. JMHO.