Given your work on updating case count statements automatically with a bot, I was wondering if you'd be interested in helping to automate counts about U.S. counties from sources other than Johns Hopkins.
For weeks, this table of cases in California by county has been updated manually and piecemeal by various users. I'm not sure if it's been updated consistently. As a nod to automation, I've converted a couple rows to use tabular data, but the underlying tables so far need to be updated manually using a script. I have a Toolforge account and can develop a bot to update those tables, but managing all 55 counties, each with their own data table, would be a bit daunting.
For counties where Wikipedia isn't presenting a time series chart, I think it would suffice to keep a Wikidata statement up-to-date with the latest numbers. The Corona Data Scraper project should make it feasible to obtain current numbers for all the counties. Then it's a matter of feeding the numbers into Wikidata via bot. I could look into that eventually, but I figure you're further along and I'd rather not duplicate efforts.
I'm interested to hear your thoughts about where else we could streamline these mini data projects as well.