You can't make this up. Oklahoma tops 186 percent positivity rate.

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

So it seems the Republican states which let the virus run free and attenuate naturally are having higher positivity rates, with Oklahoma leading the pack topping out at a whooping 180+ percentage points, which is mathematically impossible.

States ranked by COVID-19 test positivity rates

Here are the rates of positive COVID-19 tests in each state, along with the number of new cases most recently reported and number of tests conducted per 1,000 people.

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States ranked by COVID-19 test positivity rates: Aug. 30

Here are the rates of positive COVID-19 tests in each state, along with the number of new cases most recently reported and number of tests conducted per 100,000 people.
Data points were last updated Aug. 30. Data for positivity rates and tests are seven-day moving averages. New cases are daily counts as reported by states and the District of Columbia. The information cited is from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center. States are arranged in descending order of test positivity rates.
For user-friendly data on current COVID-19 hospitalizations and death rates, please refer to The New York Times' presentation of HHS data here.
Editor's note: Daily case counts were not available for numerous states on Aug. 30.

Oklahoma: 186.7 percent
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 35.1

Iowa: 38.9
New daily cases 0
Tests per 100,000: 62.8

Idaho: 35.2
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 116.8

Kansas: 34.4
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 138.4

Mississippi: 32.6
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 314.4

Tennessee: 25.4
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 372.1

Georgia: 22.9
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 376.5

Kentucky: 19.1
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 474.6

Arkansas: 19
New daily cases: 787
Tests per 100,000: 354.4

South Dakota: 16.2
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 407.7

Texas: 16
New daily cases: 3,586
Tests per 100,000: 336.6

Missouri: 15.5
New daily cases: 1,169
Tests per 100,000: 241.7

Utah: 15.2
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 249.3

South Carolina: 14.7
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 632.4

North Carolina: 14.1
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 436.7

Virginia: 13.2
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 263.8

Washington: 13.1
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 332.8

Wyoming: 12.8
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 535.5

Louisiana: 12.6
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 724.2

Ohio: 12.3
New daily cases: 3,963
Tests per 100,000: 309.1

Nevada: 11.4
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 331.9

North Dakota: 11.1
New daily cases: 172
Tests per 100,000: 345.5

New Jersey: 10.8
New daily cases: 1,850
Tests per 100,000: 208.9

Montana: 10.4
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 433.2

Oregon: 10
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 534.2

West Virginia: 9.1
New daily cases: 1,226
Tests per 100,000: 860.4

Indiana: 8.5
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 666.6

Wisconsin: 8.5
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 369

Pennsylvania: 8.5
New daily cases: 2,440
Tests per 100,000: 354.6

Michigan: 8.4
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 238.1

Hawaii: 8.2
New daily cases: 1,678
Tests per 100,000: 749.3

Delaware: 8
New daily cases: 300
Tests per 100,000: 455.4

Arizona: 7.5
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 588.6

New Hampshire: 6.5
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 317.1

Nebraska: 6.3
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 596.6

Colorado: 6.1
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 470.2

New Mexico: 5.8
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 667

Alaska: 5.8
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 1,212.1

Maine: 5.4
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 342.8

Illinois: 5.2
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 554.4

Minnesota: 4.9
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 559.7

Connecticut: 4.6
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 425.4

Maryland: 4.1
New daily cases: 1,067
Tests per 100,000: 468.1

California: 3.6
New daily cases: 7,651
Tests per 100,000: 849.9

New York: 3.3
New daily cases: 6,145
Tests per 100,000: 727

Rhode Island: 3.3
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 824

District of Columbia: 3.2
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 776.9

Vermont: 2.7
New daily cases: 137
Tests per 100,000: 789.9

Massachusetts: 2.6
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 815.2

Alabama: 0
New daily cases: 3,433
Tests per 100,000: 0

Florida: 0
New daily cases: 0
Tests per 100,000: 0
*Florida is no longer providing daily pandemic data reports.





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[Bilal9]

Oklahomans (I am sorry) are the lowest IQ folks among Americans - other than people in the deep South.

I guess 'survival of the fittest' and 'natural selection' weren't wrong concepts.

Kind of ironic when you see stickers on the back of large Oklahoma lift-kit trucks that say, "Kill 'em all, let God sort 'em out". Well I guess payback is a b*tch....

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Damn WTF

 

[8888888888888]

Could be made up.

 

[casual]

That's a data error.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

That's a data error.

It's more likely a comprehension error.
The positivity rate is up 186.7% from last time.

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

That's a data error.

Americans surely suck at math.

 

[White and Green with M/S]

Americans surely suck at math.

Ànd you sucks in everything

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

Ànd you sucks in everything

@waz

personal attack by @White and Green with M/S

 

[White and Green with M/S]

@waz

personal attack by @White and Green with M/S

You insulting USA so why why we didn't you always bring your stupid conspiracy theories

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

You insulting USA so why why we didn't you always bring your stupid conspiracy theories

Because 186% positivity rate is stupid. It is mathematically impossible. I'm not the one making up the stats.

 

[VCheng]

Because 186% positivity rate is stupid. It is mathematically impossible. I'm not the one making up the stats.

Actually, assuming that the obvious mistake is not due to a misplaced decimal or a mistyped digit is what is stupid in this thread.

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

Actually, assuming that the obvious mistake is not due to a misplaced decimal or a mistyped digit is what is stupid in this thread.

It is neither typo or misplaced anything. Look deeper.

 

[White and Green with M/S]

Because 186% positivity rate is stupid. It is mathematically impossible. I'm not the one making up the stats.

So if we have 186% rate is truth than why you bother I would like say its a mismanagement by USA so what's your problem

 

[Hack-Hook]

I went to the site to look at actual data and guess what data was for Sept 8 and Oklahoma data was like


Oklahoma: 30.5


New daily cases: 10,073


Tests per 100,000: 225.6

the question is how honnest is to open a thread base on what is actually a typo and use it to fuel a bogus and dangerous idea that actually can kill peoples ?