On the tube I watched a guy say there were some real "hot spots" And cited were California and New York.
Out of curiosity I did a little research and found the "Hot Spots defined by Per Capita and by Shear numbers is somewhat interesting and perhaps should be used for education those in charge and also the populace so steps can be taken. Numbers are from earlier today. I am a retired engineer and data is interesting.
Hot Spots are definately around high concentrations of people and one can nearly forget geo-political boundaries when slinging diatribes. What I see is some of the State (Areas) with lowest population have high infection rates. Conversely California with the most population is toward the middle of infection rate.
Rank is Highest per capita dx with cv19 - Sorry Excel does not import real well, but follow down the chart.

Infection
Rank Pop Rank Population cv19 cases % of pop
1 4 New York 19,440,469 5365 2.760%
2 13 Washington 7,797,095 1376 1.765%
3 25 Louisiana 4,645,184 392 0.844%
4 11 New Jersey 8,936,574 742 0.830%
5 50 District of Columbia 720,687 40 0.555%
6 21 Colorado 5,845,526 277 0.474%
7 15 Massachusetts 6,976,597 328 0.470%
8 29 Connecticut 3,563,077 159 0.446%
9 45 Rhode Island 1,056,161 44 0.417%
10 43 Maine 1,345,790 52 0.386%
11 51 Vermont 628,061 22 0.350%
12 6 Illinois 12,659,682 422 0.333%
13 10 Michigan 10,045,029 334 0.333%
14 42 New Hampshire 1,371,246 44 0.321%
15 52 Wyoming 567,025 18 0.317%
16 46 Delaware 982,895 30 0.305%
17 32 Nevada 3,139,658 95 0.303%
18 20 Wisconsin 5,851,754 159 0.272%
19 8 Georgia 10,736,059 287 0.267%
20 30 Utah 3,282,115 80 0.244%
21 1 California 39,937,489 952 0.238%
22 48 North Dakota 761,723 18 0.236%
23 16 Tennessee 6,897,576 154 0.223%
24 27 Oregon 4,301,089 88 0.205%
25 33 Arkansas 3,038,999 62 0.204%
26 3 Florida 21,992,985 417 0.190%
27 19 Maryland 6,083,116 107 0.176%
28 35 Mississippi 2,989,260 50 0.167%
29 37 New Mexico 2,096,640 35 0.167%
30 5 Pennsylvania 12,820,878 206 0.161%
31 24 Alabama 4,908,621 78 0.159%
32 22 Minnesota 5,700,671 89 0.156%
33 23 South Carolina 5,210,095 81 0.155%
34 38 Nebraska 1,952,570 29 0.149%
35 31 Iowa 3,179,849 44 0.138%
36 49 Alaska 734,002 9 0.123%
37 47 South Dakota 903,027 11 0.122%
38 36 Kansas 2,910,357 34 0.117%
39 9 North Carolina 10,611,862 123 0.116%
40 12 Virginia 8,626,207 99 0.115%
41 41 Hawaii 1,412,687 16 0.113%
42 28 Oklahoma 3,954,821 44 0.111%
43 7 Ohio 11,747,694 119 0.101%
44 44 Montana 1,086,759 11 0.101%
45 17 Indiana 6,745,354 60 0.089%
46 2 Texas 29,472,295 260 0.088%
47 26 Kentucky 4,499,692 37 0.082%
48 14 Arizona 7,378,494 45 0.061%
49 39 Idaho 1,826,156 11 0.060%
50 18 Missouri 6,169,270 31 0.050%
51 40 West Virginia 1,778,070 2 0.011%