These states have implemented stay-at-home orders. Here's what that means for you

[BigmanPigman]

By Alicia Lee, CNN
Updated 6:59 PM EDT, Mon March 23, 2020

As the US grapples with the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus that has the health care system at a tipping point, a growing number of states are ordering their residents to stay at home.

Despite the White House advising all Americans to practice social distancing, the number of coronavirus cases in the US continues to rise. So governors across the nation are taking stronger action by issuing stay-at-home orders in their states.

By Wednesday, when all 13 current state orders take effect, 133,018,203 people, or 40% of the US population, will be officially urged to stay home.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/23/us/coronavirus-which-states-stay-at-home-order-trnd/index.html

[Laelth]

1. Good, comprehensive list.

Thank you for posting.

-Laelth

[samnsara]

2. add washington state as of 5 30 pacific time

...whats the different between that and shelter in place which our county already was under.

[BigmanPigman]

3. I guess it is City, County, State, then Federal Govt?

[scarletwoman]

4. Useful information, thank you. (nt)

[doc03]

5. In Ohio it sounds like what we have done for the last week already.

Earlier last week I was going walking in the mall before it opens. The last few days I have been walking
outside on the bike/walking trail or the cemetery a mile out the road. I have been going out for coffee in
the morning and getting carry out for lunch. I think I will skip the carry out food from now on.

[Lulu KC]

6. I so wish I could count Kansas

I think Laura Kelly is there but the gop legislators are fighting her on everything. Cities and counties are taking their own steps. This is the time when we get to see the true power of local government.