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From the Johns Hopkins live map, updated at 5:38 am:

There were 2,167,955 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the world and 146,071 deaths.

In the U.S. there were 671,425 confirmed cases, thirty-one percent of the world’s total and 31,761 more than this time yesterday. 33,286 Americans have died from COVID-19, twenty-three percent of the world’s total and 2,301 more than this time yesterday.

11,477 U.S. deaths – thirty-four percent of the U.S. total – were in New York city.

In Wisconsin there were 3,889 confirmed cases, 168 more than this time yesterday, and 197 deaths, 14 more than this time yesterday.

114 deaths – fifty-eight percent of Wisconsin’s total, and 9 more than this time yesterday – were in Milwaukee County, where they had a total of 1,947 confirmed cases, fifty percent of all the confirmed cases in Wisconsin and 77 more than this time yesterday.

In Dane County, there were 352 confirmed cases, 1 more than this time yesterday, and a total of 16 deaths, 3 more than this time yesterday.

From the Johns Hopkins live map, updated at 4:33 am:

There were 2,072,228 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the world and 137,666 deaths.

In the U.S. there were 639,664 confirmed cases, thirty-one percent of the world’s total and 29,979 more than this time yesterday. 30,985 Americans have died from COVID-19, twenty-three percent of the world’s total and 4,926 more than this time yesterday.

10,899 U.S. deaths – thirty-five percent of the U.S. total – were in New York city.

In Wisconsin there were 3,721 confirmed cases, 166 more than this time yesterday, and 183 deaths, 13 more than this time yesterday.

105 deaths – fifty-seven percent of Wisconsin’s total, and 4 more than this time yesterday – were in Milwaukee County, where they had a total of 1,870 confirmed cases, fifty percent of all the confirmed cases in Wisconsin and 75 more than this time yesterday.

In Dane County, there were 351 confirmed cases, 7 more than this time yesterday, and a total of 13 deaths, 1 more than this time yesterday.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers extended the “Safe At Home” order, which closed non-essential business and encouraged citizens to refrain from non-essential travel.

From the Johns Hopkins live map, updated at 5:15 am:

There were 1,996,681 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the world and 127,590 deaths.

In the U.S. there were 609,685 confirmed cases, thirty-one percent of the world’s total and 27,091 more than this time yesterday. 26,059 Americans have died from COVID-19, twenty percent of the world’s total and 2,410 more than this time yesterday.

7,905 U.S. deaths – thirty percent of the U.S. total – were in New York city.

In Wisconsin there were 3,555 confirmed cases, 127 more than this time yesterday, and 170 deaths, 15 more than this time yesterday.

101 deaths – fifty-nine percent of Wisconsin’s total, and 7 more than this time yesterday – were in Milwaukee County, where they had a total of 1,795 confirmed cases, fifty percent of all the confirmed cases in Wisconsin and 52 more than this time yesterday.

In Dane County, there were 344 confirmed cases, 4 more than this time yesterday, and a total of 12 deaths, no more than this time yesterday (there have been no new deaths in Dane County since Saturday).