4. North Dakota
Like its sister state, North Dakota did not issue an official state-wide shelter-in-place order. Gov. Doug Burgum closed a number of businesses in April, but re-opened bars, restaurants, salons, gyms, movie theaters, and more on 1 May by executive order. The New York Times reported more than 2,940 COVID-19 cases in the state and more than 75 deaths as of June 10. And the Grand Forks Herald recorded that, after re-openings, North Dakota had the largest number of confirmed cases on a single day on 21 May, with 134 new cases.
7 thoughts on “These Are The 6 States That Never Went into Lockdown”
Good for them. I suspect it was.primarily because they didnt have the population most states are dealing with.
California gets the Fool Retard Award! Gov. DumbAsDirt locked down 40 million people, close everything except his favorite beauty parlor and has single handedly BANKRUPTED the 7th largest economy in the entire world. Con-Graduations Gavin you are now a 1 term governor..
Nancy, you can’t be serious. Can you imagine what the numbers would have been if there was no lock-down order.
Nancy how are you doing now. Last I heard California is on a big uptick with the coronavirus. I guess it is because of people like you.
I would give that award to you… just sayin…
Nancy is a TOTAL ‘Karen!’
If anything it shows you were not to live in the future and how your vote for a governor is huge! Vote them out. We should have never shut down its evident now. Such a waste of the economy and mental health etc. etc.. FEAR is so motivating and the general public follows the mother duck oh too easily.