Yep. There's a very strong correlation simply by political affiliation. This Washington Post columnist has some very telling graphs: https://twitter.com/pbum

Yep. There's a very strong correlation simply by political affiliation. This Washington Post columnist has some very telling graphs: https://twitter.com/pbump/status/1466261627074920452 https://twitter.com/pbump/status/1466261627074920452 Basically, the more urban and politically blue the county is, the more success they had against COVID, despite the fact that urban locations with higher density and more shared spaces have an intrinsic disadvantage in stopping the spread of disease. By politicizing public health measures, they got outcomes split by political culture.