Table 1:

Demographics and outcomes of the Florida and national cohorts. Data are provided as counts (percentage). For Hospitalized and Died, the recoded “No” category is merged from the original “No”, “Unknown”, and “Missing” categories. Unknown corresponds to checking an “unknown” box in the reporting form, and missing corresponds to leaving the question empty.

		Florida	National
Demographics	C OVID-19 Cases		1,004,818	10,332,725
	Age
		0-9	37,153 (3.7%)	388,867 (3.8%)
		10-19	91,887 (9.1%)	1,045,408 (10.1%)
		20-29	192,790 (19.2%)	2,021,007 (19.6%)
		30-39	172,027 (17.1%)	1,699,260 (16.4%)
		40-49	153,717(15.3%)	1,546,212 (15.0%)
		50-59	149,530 (14.9%)	1,485,318 (14.4%)
		60-69	102,477 (10.2%)	1,043,294 (10.1%)
		70-79	61,436 (6.1%)	583,837 (5.7%)
		80+	42,696 (4.2%)	453,229 (4.4%)
		Unknown	1,105 (0.1%)	66,293 (0.6%)
	Gender
		Female	517,640 (51.5%)	5,297,936 (51.3%)
		Male	482,227 (48.0%)	4,861,508 (47.0%)
		Missing	0 (0.0%)	17,071 (0.2%)
		Unknown	4,951 (0.5%)	80,093 (0.8%)

	Florida				National
Outcome	Hospitalized
		Yes		56,673 (5.6%)	588,126 (5.7%)
		No (recoded)		948,145 (94.4%)	9,744,599 (94.3%)
			No	538,428 (53.6%)	3,989,850 (38.6%)
			Unknown	402,616 (40.1%)	1,593,887 (15.4%)
			Missing	7,101 (0.7%)	4,160,862 (40.3%)
	Died
		Yes		21,028 (2.1%)	199,677 (1.9%)
		No (recoded)		983,790 (97.9%)	10,133,048 (98.1%)
			No	0 (0.0%)	4,847,491 (46.9%)
			Unknown	0 (0.0%)	1,185,926 (11.5%)
			Missing	983,790 (97.9%)	4,099,631 (39.7%)