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America Is Reopening. But have we flattened the curve?

See New Case Trends in all 50 States

Daily confirmed new cases (3-day moving average)

Outbreak evolution for the 50 STATES, D.C, AND PUERTO RICO

This page was last updated on Wednesday, July 8, 2020 at 05:59 AM EDT.

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How to read this graphic.

Federal guidelines advise that states wait until they experience a downward trajectory of documented cases within a 14-day period before proceeding to a phased opening. In the state-specific view of the graph, this two-week period is highlighted in orange if cases are trending upward, or green if they are trending down.