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We are publishing many resources to help users of COVID Tracking Project data switch to federal data sources. Where can I go after March 7 to get the same data you have been publishing? We are committed to further long-term archiving beyond that date and will continue to provide more information in the coming weeks. Our API and data downloads will be available in their current locations for historical data until at least May 1, 2021. We are archiving all our data and our website for long-term access. What will happen to your API/data after March 7? Now, it appears that the federal government is taking steps to provide COVID-19 data that is largely comparable to the data we compile from state and territory sources. The short answer is that-as we have said from the project’s inception-we believe that COVID-19 data provisioning is the responsibility of federal public health agencies. Why aren’t you continuing to collect data indefinitely? We will continue with documentation, analysis, and archiving work through May, 2021, and then close the project. We will conclude daily data compilation on March 7, 2021. Questions about the end of The COVID Tracking Project’s data collection When will The COVID Tracking Project stop collecting data? Why don’t you harvest data automatically?.Can you report COVID-19 data related to schools and/or colleges?.Why don’t you report county-level data? Will you be doing so in the future?.Are you planning to track vaccination data?.Why don’t you report test positivity rates?.

Questions about information we don’t report.

Why have your “Total test results” numbers changed for a particular state?.

Why did your national “total test results” numbers change on September 17?.

Why don’t you report historical data on the state pages any more?.

Where has the “spreadsheet” option gone on the data page?.

Why have you stopped reporting national cumulative hospitalizations, ICU, and ventilation numbers on your website?.

Why have you stopped reporting national recoveries?.

Why have you started including HHS hospitalization data on your data pages?.

Why have you stopped reporting data about the number of people who have recovered from COVID-19?.

Why are you removing values from the API field negative from various states starting on January 27, 2021?.

Questions about changes to the website or data.

Why does one hospitalization chart indicate that cases are increasing in a certain state when another hospitalization chart indicates the opposite?.

What states are included in the regions you display on your charts? What population figures do you use for per capita charts?.

Where does your data about vaccinations in Long-Term Care facilities come from?.Do the death totals in your long-term-care data tracker include deaths that occur in hospitals?.How do you decide whether to record people who test positive on antigen tests as probable cases?.How does the data deal with people who have had multiple tests for COVID-19?.Why do you sometimes report the same value for multiple days?.Why are your “new” cases, tests, or deaths counts for my state different from the “new” counts my state reports?.Why doesn’t your data match the data from the CDC, or Worldometer, or Johns Hopkins, or, or The New York Times, or another site?.Why doesn’t your data match what I see on the official COVID-19 page for my state?.Why are there so many spikes in the data?.Where can I go after March 7 to get the same data you have been publishing?.What will happen to your API/data after March 7?.Why aren’t you continuing to collect data indefinitely?.When will The COVID Tracking Project stop collecting data?.Questions about the end of The COVID Tracking Project’s data collection.