re: How many have tested positive in your county/parish?

My parish has 20 positives and 1 death.

Zero.

I think there are 14 within 100 miles, all in Tallahassee.

Do most have a break down of testing numbers at county/parish level (not just positive results but actual tests performed in each county/parish)?

I am a little concerned Texas has slowed down the ramp up of testing. It's hard to compare with reporting all over the place first week and even this week. Maybe it's just Louisiana has ramped it up or Texas was getting results quicker & now evening out with LA getting results from specimens taken last week, but based on population Texas has to have more tests to feel comfortable with numbers being accurate. Sunday Texas had over 2 times the amount of tests (2 to 3 times Louisiana testing had been norm), but now it's just around 10% more than Louisiana. Positives are still increasing, so I don't think they should slow down pushing more testing across state.

California has similar test result
quantities as Texas, but also keeps reporting past few days they are waiting on 50,000 to 60,000 results. Unless there labs are taking 3 to 5 days reporting 48,000 pending on their Tuesday's report to grow pending to around another 10,000 to 58,000 while increasing tests results by only 5000 to 8000 from Tuesday to today's report seems off (they only gave specific positive increases today and estimated total and pending so tracker site just did positives today & repeated their prior negative result numbers giving them 100% positive results for one). If true and not just making up to cover for having less tests per capita than many even with high amount of confirmed cases they will more than triple & possibly quadruple their test results and probably confirmed cases as well over next few days (if positive rate stays same for them but like testing site it's been hard to know if say for sure what's pending and recent negatives making current rate off).

quote:

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"On 3/27, we know CA lists 88,400 total tests, but they have not split them out between negatives and pending. So we've added new positive and death numbers, but not new negatives or pending."

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It would interesting to see how proportional some of testing numbers are across states.