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Hey Angie!There’s absolutely an increase in infections and deaths in red states, yes.This map and chart show the rise in pandemic spread to Southern and MidWestern states that voted for The Orange Walrus in 2016.As Trump whips governors to reopen prematurely, we’ll see more red-state covid saturation as the 18,000-lie Twit finagles us into a steeper national plunge into mass-murder and bankruptcy.Brookings Institute analysis from William H. Frey, (map & chart from that report): COVID-19 continues spreading into counties with strong Trump support“While many large metro areas in all regions registered high COVID-19 prevalence, there was a bigger shift to populations in smaller places and, increasingly, nonmetropolitan counties particularly in the South and Midwest.Covid political trend, May 10:Rate of Red-County Infection AcceleratingFrom March 30 to April 19 (three weeks), 440 Trump counties went into high covid prevalence—more than twice as many as the 215 Clinton counties that did so.During the next four weeks, April 20 to May 17, 697 more Trump counties got real sick, almost six times as many as the 127 Clinton counties that did so.A breakdown of these 697 Trump counties, again, shows high prevalence in the South and Midwest. The largest numbers of southern high-prevalence counties are in Texas (52 counties), Georgia (45), and Virginia (36). In the Midwest, high-prevalence counties are in Indiana (40) and Iowa (37). Also noteworthy are the 101 high-prevalence Trump counties located in the swing states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Florida. Overall, including earlier weeks (as Map 2 depicts), 1,163 high COVID-19 prevalence counties voted for Trump in 2016, compared to 375 that voted for Clinton.In past four weeks, the number of states where at least 40% of residents lived in high COVID-19 prevalence counties increased from 23 to 46. Eighteen of the 23 new states voted for Trump in 2016—most recently, Arkansas, Kansas, and Wisconsin. Thus, as of May 17, 26 of these 46 states are “red” states, compared to 20 “blue” states. COVID-19 continues spreading into counties with strong Trump supportThese graphs show that the coronavirus has shifted from highly densed urban counties to outer suburbs, smaller metropolitan areas, and small counties that lie outside metropolitan areas.And thanks to Donald Trump’s selfish-minded recklessness, and his insistance on reopening the country, there’s very little stopping this—until all counties are highly infected.

You’re much more likely to hit a Trump county. While more people voted for Clinton, most of them are concentrated in a relatively small number of urban areas, while most rural ares went for Trump.

You scout out the area: Road Test Sites - Clinton CountyGoogle Maps Map of areaUse Google maps to scout the area.Then, after hours, drive over there with a friend (as you are on a learners permit) and drive around the area.You could even go over one day before your test, park away from the test site, walk over to it and stand around (not too conspicuously) and watch the process.Just relax and do it. Think positive thoughts, listen to the instructions and follow the laws of the road.All the best.