The daily coronavirus update: Health Department urges household-only Thanksgiving celebrations
The Minnesota Department of Health also announced on Monday that 12 more Minnesotans with COVID-19 had died.
Greta Kaul is MinnPost’s data reporter. She can be reached at gkaul@minnpost.com.
The Minnesota Department of Health also announced on Monday that 12 more Minnesotans with COVID-19 had died.
The most recent data showed that 293 Minnesotans were in the hospital in intensive care due to COVID-19.
The polls were wrong again this year, at least in some places.
Hospitalization rates are also up, suggesting the next few weeks could see many more deaths.
The Minnesota Department of Health also said Wednesday the number of new coronavirus cases is up 4,889 from Tuesday’s count.
The new restrictions come as Minnesota’s hospitalization rate and number of deaths are on the rise.
As the pandemic drags on for another month, people may be letting their guards down. But the virus is more widespread than ever, and a traditional Thanksgiving dinner adds to the risks.
With Friday’s new totals, Minnesota’s death toll since the start of the pandemic stands at 2,591.
Since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 164,865 total cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota.
Greater Minnesota continues to be a hotspot for COVID-19.
As in past elections, the Democrat’s victory was driven by votes from the Twin Cities suburbs.
Despite efforts by the Trump campaign to turn his narrow 2016 loss into a 2020 victory, in the end Biden led the state by a comfortable margin.
The Minnesota Department of Health also announced Tuesday that 15 more Minnesotans with COVID-19 have died.
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Sunday’s 18 deaths follow 20 deaths announced on Saturday, for a total of 38 announced over the course of the weekend.
The Minnesota Department of Health also announced Friday that 18 more Minnesotans with COVID-19 had died, bringing the total since the start of the pandemic to 2,437.
The court ruled that ballots received after 8 p.m. must be segregated from other ballots to allow for their removal from vote totals in the presidential election, pending further judicial review.
The data offers a look at the state of the races that are likely to determine control of the Legislature, particularly the state Senate.