A Study of Cumulative COVID-19 Mortality Trends Associated with Ethnic-Racial Composition, Income Inequality, and Party Inclination among US Counties.

The persistent association patterns of ethnic-racial and economic inequality with cumulative COVID-19 mortality at 900 days are more complex: First, the estimates of percent Black, percent Hispanic, and Gini index all showed a consistent strong effect over the duration of 900 days of the pandemic; while ethnic-racial associations declined a bit since the initial 200 days, they remained highly significant over the remainder of the pandemic up to the 900th day; economic inequality as measure by the Gini index, albeit also declined a bit after 200 days, remained strong throughout the remaining period of the pandemic.

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