Sen. Rick Scott Releases Daily Update on Coronavirus Growth Rate by State and Florida County

March 31, 2020

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Rick Scott released an update on the growth rate of cases of the Coronavirus by state, and by county in Florida, as of March 31, 2020, according to Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering and Florida Department of Health data. Senator Scott is releasing this information daily to show which states are slowing the growth of Coronavirus. Please note: data provided from Johns Hopkins is compiled from federal data and may have discrepancies from latest state updates.

 

Please see the charts below of Confirmed Cases by US State and by Florida County, as of March 31, 2020.

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

State

3/23/20

3/30/20

Rolling 7-Day Growth Rate in Confirmed Cases (3/23-3/30)

Rank by Growth Rate (Highest=1st)

Change from Previous Ranking

West Virginia

16

145

806%

1

Massachusetts

777

5752

640%

2

?2

Indiana

270

1786

561%

3

?2

Connecticut

415

2571

520%

4

?1

Pennsylvania

698

4155

495%

5

?2

Oklahoma

81

481

494%

6

?3

New Jersey

2844

16636

485%

7

?1

Missouri

187

1051

462%

8

?6

Puerto Rico

31

174

461%

9

?3

Montana

34

171

403%

10

?7

Idaho

68

340

400%

11

?3

Arizona

235

1157

392%

12

?2

Michigan

1329

6498

389%

13

Maryland

290

1413

387%

14

?2

Alabama

196

899

359%

15

?4

Florida

1227

5473

346%

16

?1

Kansas

84

372

343%

17

?3

Ohio

443

1933

336%

18

?4

Texas

758

3147

315%

19

?5

Nevada

245

1012

313%

20

?1

Iowa

105

424

304%

21

?15

Virginia

254

1020

302%

22

?9

Illinois

1285

5056

293%

23

?4

Kentucky

123

479

289%

24

?1

Delaware

68

264

288%

25

?7

Rhode Island

106

408

285%

26

?16

Alaska

30

114

280%

27

?8

North Carolina

353

1313

272%

28

?6

Georgia

772

2808

264%

29

?3

North Dakota

30

109

263%

30

?11

Wyoming

26

94

262%

31

?7

South Dakota

28

101

261%

32

?4

Louisiana

1172

4025

243%

33

?4

Vermont

75

256

241%

34

?11

Mississippi

249

847

240%

35

?2

California

2108

7138

239%

36

?3

District of Columbia

120

401

234%

37

?7

Colorado

704

2311

228%

38

?18

New York

20884

66663

219%

39

?4

Oregon

191

606

217%

40

?3

Utah

257

804

213%

41

?9

Hawaii

56

175

213%

42

?4

Tennessee

614

1917

212%

43

?1

New Hampshire

101

314

211%

44

?1

South Carolina

298

925

210%

45

?12

Wisconsin

425

1230

189%

46

?1

New Mexico

83

237

186%

47

?17

Nebraska

51

145

184%

48

?4

Maine

107

275

157%

49

Arkansas

192

473

146%

50

Minnesota

234

576

146%

51

?3

Washington

2221

4923

122%

52

?1

Source: Johns Hopkins Center for Systems Science and Engineering.

Confirmed Cases by US State, as of March 31, 2020.

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

County

3/24/2020

3/31/2020

Rolling 7-Day Growth Rate in Confirmed Cases (3/24-3/31)

Alachua  

37

85

130%

Baker  

4

9

125%

Bay  

1

7

600%

Bradford  

1

2

100%

Brevard  

9

34

278%

Broward  

312

1209

288%

Calhoun  

0

0

Charlotte  

3

23

667%

Citrus  

9

19

111%

Clay  

10

37

270%

Collier  

41

142

246%

Columbia  

3

3

0%

Dade  

367

1926

425%

Desoto  

1

7

600%

Dixie  

0

0

Duval  

50

198

296%

Escambia  

13

88

577%

Flagler  

4

17

325%

Franklin  

0

0

Gadsden  

1

1

0%

Gilchrist  

0

0

Glades  

0

3

300%

Gulf  

0

0

Hamilton  

0

0

Hardee  

0

0

Hendry  

0

4

400%

Hernando  

7

23

229%

Highlands  

4

15

275%

Hillsborough  

95

291

206%

Holmes  

0

1

100%

Indian River  

12

30

150%

Jackson  

1

2

100%

Jefferson  

0

0

Lafayette  

0

0

Lake  

14

59

321%

Lee  

34

185

444%

Leon  

8

25

213%

Levy  

0

2

200%

Liberty  

0

0

Madison  

0

0

Manatee  

16

48

200%

Marion  

4

25

525%

Martin  

4

28

600%

Monroe  

3

26

767%

Nassau  

1

9

800%

Okaloosa  

14

38

171%

Okeechobee  

0

0

Orange  

52

363

598%

Osceola  

26

107

312%

Palm Beach  

104

514

394%

Pasco  

16

41

156%

Pinellas  

45

144

220%

Polk  

13

73

462%

Putnam  

2

13

550%

Santa Rosa  

6

39

550%

Sarasota  

26

71

173%

Seminole  

25

99

296%

St. Johns  

24

73

204%

St. Lucie  

6

33

450%

Sumter  

10

49

390%

Suwannee  

0

3

300%

Taylor  

0

0

Union  

0

0

Volusia  

19

75

295%

Wakulla  

0

1

100%

Walton  

10

16

60%

Washington  

0

1

100%

Source: Florida Department of Health, Division of Disease Control and Health Protection

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Florida Department of Health, Data as of March 31, 2020 (11am release)

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