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LETTER: COVID stats depend on many factors

The Review-Journal’s Tuesday editorial notes that despite restrictive COVID measures, states such as New Jersey actually had worse outcomes than Utah, which took fewer COVID precautions.

The population density of Utah is 34 residents per square mile. The population density of New Jersey is 1,211 residents per square mile. Gee, can you figure this out?

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