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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton has come under fire from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for her assertion that COVID-19 mortality rates were as high as 50% early in the pandemic. Data from the CDC contradicts her claim, indicating a much lower mortality rate. Acton, who has defended her pandemic response, will compete against Ramaswamy in the upcoming election on November 3.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton has come under fire from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for her assertion that COVID-19 mortality rates were as high as 50% early in the pandemic. Data from the CDC contradicts her claim, indicating a much lower mortality rate. Acton, who has defended her pandemic response, will compete against Ramaswamy in the upcoming election on November 3.
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