I've also been watching Florida. Schools open since August, only a brief lockdown, few mandates. Middle-of-the-pack death rate results slightly worse than Calif

I've also been watching Florida. Schools open since August, only a brief lockdown, few mandates. Middle-of-the-pack death rate results slightly worse than California which has major mandates and lockdowns. Florida is also a large state with a large senior population, so it can't be easily dismissed. Death numbers ticking up slightly, but absent a major increase in deaths, it will be hard to say that Florida made a bad decision. Note that I'm only looking at death numbers, not case numbers. I know it's a trailing indicator, but is a much better indicator of the actual results.