Peak for daily covid-19 cases vs latest daily covid-19 case load:
United States - April 24 /39,072 - June 10 /20,852
Texas - June 10 /2,437 - June 10 /2,437
California - June 5 /3,600 - June 10 /2,897
Florida - June 4 /1,419 - June 10 /1,371
Illinois - May 12 /4,014 - June 10 /625
Washington - May 1 /834 - June 10 /164
Massachusetts - April 24 /4,946 - June 10 /267
Pennsylvania - April 24 /3,096 - June 10 /427
Ohio - April 19 /1,380 - June 10 /425
New York - April 15 /11,661 - June 10 /673
New Jersey - April 3 /4,305 - June 10 /486
Louisiana - April 2 /2,726 - June 10 /418
TEXAS/CALIFORNIA/FLORIDA - represent 1/3 of all new cases in the United States for June 10! All three states are seeing cases rise have seen new records for peak levels of spread within the past week!
From the above list you can that most of the states have done well in reducing the spread of covid-19, EXCEPT Texas, California and Florida. In the case of Texas it appears their restrictions were not strong enough and they have now be discarded. Florida as doing well, but is now opening up and the results are terrible. California is probably suffering from mass numbers of people that are violating restrictions.
If Texas were doing as well as New Jersey, they would only have 10% of the level of infections they had on April 3. Texas could have been down to 83 infections by today, but instead June 10, was a new peak for Texas at 2,437 cases.