WESTCHESTER COVID NEW CASES UP 6% FROM LAST WEEK– 2,156 TESTED POSITIVE APRIL 17 THRU SAT APRIL 23. SPREADING AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME RATE.

WPCNR COVID DAILY. From the New York Covid Tracker. Analysis and Trend by John F. Bailey. April 24, 2022:

For 7 Days concluded Saturday, Westchester County averaged 308 new persons testing positive each day, totaling 2,156 new covid cases for the week.

There were a total of 34,058 persons reported tested for the 7 days, the average tests reported each day was 4,865, persons tested positive, tested so at a 6% infection rate. Two weeks ago there were 1,895 persons testing positive.

By dividing 2,156 the weekly total at the end of Saturday, it means the 1,895 persons tested positive 2 weeks ago (the incubation period for the disease) tells us that 1 infected person infection 1.1 persons which means that each per person gave the disease to one other person, so the disease though growing in infections 6% in one week are not yet exponential spreading the disease.

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FOR THE RECORD: THE APPELLATE DIVISION, 4TH DEPARTMENT RULING ON THE NEW REDISTRICTING CASE NOW GOING TO APPEAL TO THE COURT OF APPEALS. THE ROAD AHEAD.

WPCNR WHITE PLAINS LAW JOURNAL SUNDAY BRIEFING. Excerpts from the decision issued Thursday by the Appellate Division, Fourth Department, Rochester NY from their Ruling Transcript. April 24, 2022:

Professor Stephen Rolandi (left), interviewed by John Bailey on this week’s White Plains Television People To Be Heard on www.wpcommunitymedia.org.

UPDATED WITH COMMENTARY FROM PROFESSOR STEPHEN J. ROLANDI of John Jay School of Justice and Pace University as what lies ahead:

I read the 4th Department opinion. If the petitioners (GOP) lose in the Court of Appeals, they will likely appeal to the Federal courts. If the state (Hochul et. al.) loses, they probably will hold the June 28th primary as scheduled for all the state offices and hold a new Federal primary for late August/early September. Time will tell.

Editor’s Note: The following are 4 pages from the transcript of the Appellate Division, Fourth Department issued by the Clerk of the Court, highlighting their decision that the State Senate and Assembly redrawn districts are not unconstitutional, but ruling that the New State Congressional Districts, Senate and Congressional Districts have to be redrawn and submitted by April 30:

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