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Colorado Stay-At-Home Order: Most Compliant Counties, Ranked
Which Coloradans are following the stay-at-home order? Researchers have used cell phone data to rank the most compliant counties.
In public letters, social media posts and news conferences, Colorado health officials continue to thank people who are staying home amid the spread of the new coronavirus. Our state's stay-at-home order remains in effect until April 26, and Denver's order is set to end April 30.
The data company SafeGraph posted a report that shows the percent of people staying home in each state and county. Researchers used anonymous smartphone data to track who didn't leave their homes at all.
The report has been created to help non-profits, governments and academics track the spread of COVID-19.
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According to statistics posted between April 6 and April 10, Broomfield was the top county for compliance in Colorado, followed by Gilpin and Douglas counties, respectively.
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Percent of people who stayed home all day Friday:
| Broomfield | 50 percent |
| Gilpin | 49.7 percent |
| Douglas | 48.5 percent |
| Arapahoe | 47.6 percent |
| Custer | 47.4 percent |
| Jefferson | 46.8 percent |
| Denver | 46.6 percent |
| Boulder | 46 percent |
| Clear Creek | 45.3 percent |
| Ouray | 45.2 percent |
| San Juan | 44.8 percent |
| El Paso | 44.5 percent |
| Adams | 44.1 percent |
| Teller | 44.1 percent |
| Larimer | 43.5 percent |
Percent of people who stayed home all day Friday, state ranking:
| New Jersey | 52.1 percent |
| New York | 51.9 percent |
| California | 49.9 percent |
| Maryland | 49.4 percent |
| District of Columbia | 49.2 percent |
| Massachusetts | 48.9 percent |
| Michigan | 47.6 percent |
| Connecticut | 46.6 percent |
| Pennsylvania | 46.6 percent |
| Nevada | 46.5 percent |
| Rhode Island | 45.5 percent |
| Illinois | 45.3 percent |
| Washington | 44.9 percent |
| Delaware | 44.5 percent |
| Colorado | 44.4 percent |
Around 45 million smartphones were tracked in the report.
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