Looking at all of the state data, normalized to population
NJ is #1 at almost 2100 deaths/M
NY #2 @ 1919/M
Mass #3 @ 1765/M
ND #4 @ 1668/M (different population number)
SD #7 @ 1619/M
Mind you, the point constantly that was made was that both Dakotas had plenty of warning, and they *were* among the lowest of all states up until recently. So they had more than enough time to plan and work though this. But instead, they did relatively nothing, and went from a quiet state to one of the worst states in terms of deaths per millions.
Go ahead and brag about it, you did such a great job. Even though you had many months to see what did and didn't work in NJ, NY, and Mass.
I'm not proud of Michigan- #11 @ 1272/M
You are allowed to be disappointed about MN, but being #27 @ 922/M ain't bad to me.
Even Wisconsin has done well at #31 @ 864/M
BTW, CA is #42 at 618/M
My ID is #35, PR # 46 (counting all US territories here)
DC is #47
Maine is #51 @ 241
Hawaii is 54 @ 201
But the best US territory is American Samoa, no deaths so far.