President Trump is a numbers guy. He likes high approval ratings, he likes a booming stock market, and he likes women who are “tens.” He likes numbers that inflate his already bursting ego past its breaking point. But there’s a number he doesn’t like at the moment, and he can’t get away from it: 71,000, the approximate number of Americans who have died from covid-19.
But the total death numbers offer a more complete portrait of the pandemic, researchers say, especially because most countries report only those Covid-19 deaths that occur in hospitals.
“Whatever number is reported on a given day is going to be a gross underestimate,” said Tim Riffe, a demographer at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany. “In a lot of places the pandemic has been going on for long enough that there has been sufficient time for late death registrations to come in, giving us a more accurate picture of what the mortality really was.
in states with competitive Senate races, enthusiasm for Republican competitors is down, and Democrats are on the up and up.is beating incumbent Republican Senatorhas an eight-point lead against incumbent Republican Senator Steve Daines. And in Arizona, DemocratMartha McSallyisn’t safe either: Her Democratic competitor, Sara Gideon, is currently leading the polls by 2.5 points.
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