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Insight into the past, present and future of Wisconsin issues: health, money, science and more. A service of @PBSWI.

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To our followers: Daily updates about the status of the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccination campaign in Wisconsin will no longer be posted on this account, and instead will continue at @PBSWI — please follow that account to keep up with this information.

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With preliminary data as of April 20, at least 3,978,523 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in Wisconsin, with 2,368,010 state residents — 40.7% of the total — receiving at least one dose. At least 1,677,365 residents — 28.8% overall — completed the vaccine series.

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The @DHSWI reported 626 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 70 new hospitalizations and 3 new deaths in Wisconsin on Wednesday, with a 7-day test-positivity rate at 3.4% for tests and 1,677,365 people completing the vaccine series, reports @WPR https://t.co/mussM8Gyhk

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With preliminary data, the 7-day test-positivity average in Wisconsin by tests was 3.4% as of April 20. After rising from a pandemic low of 2.0% in mid-March to a spring 2021 high of 3.8% in mid-April, this measure has subsequently fallen again over the past week.

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With preliminary data as of April 19, at least 3,920,796 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in Wisconsin, with 2,349,477 state residents — 40.4% of the total — receiving at least one dose. At least 1,636,333 residents — 28.1% overall — completed the vaccine series.

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The @DHSWI reported 805 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 100 new hospitalizations and 8 new deaths in Wisconsin on Tuesday, with a 7-day test-positivity rate at 3.5% for tests and 1,636,333 people completing the vaccine series, reports @WPR https://t.co/o6N8ubvmf0

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With preliminary data, the 7-day test-positivity average in Wisconsin by tests was 3.5% as of April 19. This measure is at a level that has previously been reported in early April, early February and at multiple points in June 2020.

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To our followers: Later this week, WisContext will stop posting daily updates on this account about Wisconsin's new COVID-19 data reporting. However, similar updates will be posted daily at @PBSWI if you are interested in continuing to follow this information — thank you!

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With preliminary data as of April 18, at least 3,888,870 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in Wisconsin, with 2,341,100 state residents — 40.2% of the total — receiving at least one dose. At least 1,614,276 residents — 27.7% overall — completed the vaccine series.

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The @DHSWI reported 373 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 37 new hospitalizations and 1 new death in Wisconsin on Monday, with a 7-day test-positivity rate at 3.4% for tests and 1,614,276 people completing the vaccine series, reports @WPR https://t.co/ThVedTTXJ2

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With preliminary data, the 7-day test-positivity average in Wisconsin by tests was 3.4% as of April 18. Over the past week, this measure has gradually dropped from 3.8%, which had been its highest level since early February.