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Pretty amazing. Only about half the state got vaccinated and cases are plummeting. Wonder how on earth this could have happened with everyone so cavalier about their vaccinations. Must be a miracle.
Science!
Glad to see these numbers dropping and hope they keep dropping. According to the Census Bureau, Indiana is home to 1 in 48.8 U.S. residents (6,785,528 of 331,449,281). According to the CDC, Indiana has experienced 1 in 41.5 U.S. Covid deaths (22,843 of 947,882). Thus, a typical resident of Indiana has had a 17.6% higher chance of dying of Covid compared to a typical U.S. resident.
Since the beginning of 2021 when vaccines generally started to become available, Indiana has experienced 1 of every 40.2 U.S. Covid deaths (14,607 of the 586,955), despite being home to only 1 of every 48.8 U.S. residents. Thus, since the beginning of 2021, a typical Indiana resident has had a 21.4% higher chance of dying of Covid compared to a typical U.S. resident. It’s certainly possible that Indiana’s low rate of vaccination (44th out of 51 states + D.C.) has led to an excess of deaths due to Covid.