The Times gathered data from state and local governments. The percentage increase in daily deaths is based on data available as of July 15.
Here are the 10 states with largest percentage increases in daily deaths since June 1:
1. Arizona: 319 percent
2. Texas: 307 percent
3. Oregon: 267 percent
4. Tennessee: 252 percent
5. Idaho: 225 percent
6. Florida: 204 percent
7. Nevada: 163 percent
8. Utah: 113 percent
9. Alabama: 91 percent
10. South Carolina: 90 percent
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