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(#46) Virginia
- 1788-06-25
On March 23, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued a Stay At Home order for the following 30 days, along with most non-essential businesses and school closures through the end of the academic year. That order has since been updated to stay in effect until June 10.
"I want to be clear: Do not go out unless you need to go out," Northam said. "This is very different from wanting to go out. Don't go to the store just for one thing."
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(#32) New York
- 1788-07-26
Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a statewide "stay-at-home" order on March 22 and has since extended it at least to April 15.
The order includes closure of nonessential businesses and a 90-day moratorium on evictions. Nonessential gatherings of any size are prohibited.
Cuomo ordered schools closed statewide on March 16.
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(#31) New Mexico
- 1912-01-06
As of Tuesday, March 24, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham issued a mandatory "stay at home" order. Restaurants are closed except for take-out services. The order is in effect at least through the end of April.
Public schools in New Mexico have been closed since March 16.
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(#15) Iowa
- 1846-12-28
Effective March 16, Governor Kim Reynolds recommended the closure of Iowa schools. Most schools in the state have shut down in compliance with the recommendation.
On March 17, Reynolds issued a Proclamation of Public Heath Disaster Emergency and has issued continuations of that proclamation since. The proclamation limits gatherings to fewer than 10 people, orders the closure of bars, theaters, and casinos, and restricts restaurants to take-out services only.
As of March 31, Reynolds has not ordered a full "stay at home" lockdown, although some officials are urging this next step.
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(#24) Mississippi
- 1817-12-10
Governor Reeves has ordered Missippi schools to stay closed at least through April 17.
On March 24, Reeves ordered gatherings limited to no more than 10 persons, but exempted most types of business from this restriction.
On April 1, Governor Reeves issued a stay-at-home order, set to take place Friday, April 3 at 5 PM.
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(#18) Louisiana
- 1812-04-30
On March 16, Governor John Bel Edwards ordered the closure of bars, casinos, and movie theaters statewide, and restricted restaurants to take-out service.
The same day, all public schools in Louisiana were ordered closed at least until April 13.
On March 22, Edwards issued a "general stay-at-home order" which also restricted public gatherings to no more than 10 people.
On March 25, Edwards requested a statewide Major Disaster Declaration, which was approved by President Trump.
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