Number of COVID-19 tests performed by state – June 8

About 20.2 million tests have been performed for the novel coronavirus in the U.S., as of 12:16 p.m. CDT June 8, according to data from the COVID Tracking Project.

The COVID Tracking Project collects novel coronavirus testing data from the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.

Here's how the 50 states and D.C. stack up, by number of tests performed, as of June 8:

1. New York: 2.5 million

2. California: 2.4 million

3. Florida: 1.2 million

4. Texas: 1.1 million

5. Illinois: 1.04 million

6. New Jersey: 960,425

7. Michigan: 710,718

8. Massachusetts: 652,490

9. Georgia: 539,884

10. Pennsylvania: 520,385

11. North Carolina: 511,226

12. Tennessee: 498,768

13. Ohio: 469,024

14. Louisiana: 434,065

15. Washington: 400,588

16. Virginia: 380,201

17. Maryland: 364,803

18. Wisconsin: 346,885

19. Minnesota: 344,203

20. Indiana: 304,263

21. Connecticut: 302,354

22. Arizona: 281,621

23. Alabama: 259,566

24. Kentucky: 249,062

25. Utah: 237,951

26. South Carolina: 237,859

27. Missouri: 236,858

28. New Mexico: 229,147

29. Oklahoma: 221,748

30. Colorado: 213,014

31. Mississippi: 203,249

32. Iowa: 188,192

33. Nevada: 175,697

34. Rhode Island: 170,739

35. Arkansas: 160,273

36. Oregon: 148,400

37. Nebraska: 119,769

38. Kansas: 113,653

39. West Virginia: 111,807

40. New Hampshire: 84,009

41. North Dakota: 79,933

42. Delaware: 68,997

43. Alaska: 64,904

44. Maine: 58,969

45. South Dakota: 57,060

46. Idaho: 56,041

47. District of Columbia: 54,547

48. Hawaii: 54,055

49. Montana: 47,378

50. Vermont: 41,218

51. Wyoming: 28,751

 

 

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