Coronavirus shelter-in-place orders were less effective in states with a greater share of Trump voters

A new study that examined anonymous cell phone tracking data shows that shelter-in-place orders worked better in some regions of the United States than others. The findings, which appear in PLOS One, suggest that political partisanship and other factors played an important role.
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