Let's see, Sweden has about 10,000,000 people, a population density of 25/km^2. Arizona has a population of about 7,300,000 and a density of 23/km^2. Minnesota

Let's see, Sweden has about 10,000,000 people, a population density of 25/km^2. Arizona has a population of about 7,300,000 and a density of 23/km^2. Minnesota has a population of 5,600,000 and a density of 26/km^2. Cases Deaths D/M Sweden 92,000 5900 583 Arizona 220,000 5600 776 Minnesota 99,000 2100 370 NJ 209,000 16,000 1829 Calif. 820,000 16,000 401 NM 30,000 875 417 The only thing I see eyeballing it is that Sweden is probably under counting cases.