Can we re-open?

The president says we should start Phase 1 of re-opening the country state-by-state, when (among other things) a state reaches a "Downward trajectory of documented cases within a 14-day period" or a "Downward trajectory of positive tests as a percent of total tests within a 14-day period (flat or increasing volume of tests)." (Source)

Since I couldn't easily find this elsewhere, I've pulled together the data on states and how many consecutive days they have with decreasing numbers of positive cases (both as a count of cases and positive cases as a percentage of tests). Click one of the links below to see the data sorted by the order you'd like.

US & State Info

Tables & Charts

United States Testing Data

States by Alphabetical Order

States by Number of Days of Decreasing Numbers (i.e., closer to meeting re-opening criteria)

Maps

Map of Consecutive Decreasing Days (gives a better look at regions that might be doing better or worse than others)

Map of Longest Streak of Consecutive Decreasing Numbers

Map of Total Percent of Positive Tests (higher total positive percentage likely indicates states are limiting testing to only those most likely to return positive results)

Hover over states to see basic info, click on a state to see the underlying data

US County Info (Beta)

Tables & Charts

Counties by Alphabetical Order

Counties by Number of Days of Decreasing Numbers

Maps

Map of Consecutive Decreasing Days by County

Map of Longest Streak of Consecutive Decreasing Numbers by County

Hover over counties to see basic info, click on a county to see the underlying data

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Data courtesy of:
The COVID Tracking Project (State Data)
The New York Times (County Data)