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Connecticut

Some issues exist for race and ethnicity data

Race/ethnicity data available for:

64% Cases98% Deaths0% Tests0% Hospitalizations
Last checked by CTP: 3/7/21

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Notes About the Data

Cumulative Per Capita Data

In Connecticut, through March 7, 2021:

  • Hispanic / Latino people were most likely to have contracted COVID-19
  • Black / African American people were most likely to have died from COVID-19
Cases per 100,000 peopleDeaths per 100,000 peopleHispanic / Latino
7,231
136
American Indian / Alaska Native
7,023
54*
Black / African American
5,549
256
White
3,573
226
Asian / Pacific Islander
1,878
52
Graphic only includes demographic groups reported by the state. Race categories are mutually exclusive and defined as not Hispanic or Latino.
* Based on fewer than 10 deaths among members of this race/ethnicity. Interpret with caution.

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Historical Data

Data as of March 4, 2021 | Data last collected by CTP March 7, 2021

Connecticut does not report race/ethnicity data for tests or hospitalizations.

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