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  • The author\'s previous study(1) for US states indicated that the vote ratio (defined as the votes for Ms Hillary Clinton divided by those for Mr Donald Trump) in the 2016 presidential election were independently and negatively associated with the COVID-19 incidence (calculated as the cumulative number of cases until September 30, 2020 divided by the population), which suggests that the support to Clinton may be negatively (conversely, the support to Trump may be positively) associated with the COVID-19 epidemic This article is protected by copyright All rights reserved
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  • A red mirage - Did the association of the 2016 presidential election results with the COVID-19 epidemic magically disappear in 2020?
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  • #938486
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  • 2020

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