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NewJeffCT

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3. making some comparisons here:

Reply to Celerity (Original post)

Wed May 6, 2020, 11:36 AM

May 2020

200,000 = about the population of Salt Lake City, UT or Grand Rapids, MI

250,000 = about the population of Glendale, AZ or Reno, NV

(the city itself, not the metro area, which is usually much higher. SLC metro area is 1.2 million, for example)

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If the US averages 1,000 COVID-19 deaths a day, it will have a quarter million by election day [View all] Celerity May 2020 OP

We could be looking @ 3,000 deaths per day by June 1st Botany May 2020 #1

3,000 a day death average yields 615,000 COVID-19 deaths by election day Celerity May 2020 #2

making some comparisons here: NewJeffCT May 2020 #3

I think it will be much worse than that. SoonerPride May 2020 #4

if you predictions come true, the election as a valid one is on serious jeopardy (it will be Celerity May 2020 #5