22 states that have paused, reversed reopening

More than 20 states have rolled back or paused reopening efforts as COVID-19 cases surge in certain regions. 

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Information was reported by The New York Times July 14.  

Editor’s note: States are listed alphabetically. This is not an exhaustive list. 

States that have paused or delayed plans to reopen:

Alabama

Arkansas

Connecticut

Delaware 

Idaho

Indiana

Mississippi

New Jersey 

North Carolina

Oregon

South Carolina 

Washington

Wyoming

States that have reversed reopening: 

Arizona

California

Colorado

Florida

Louisiana

Michigan

Nevada

New Mexico

Texas

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