After Trump tests positive for coronavirus, test results roll in from White House
WASHINGTON - A slew of test results coming from the Trump administration is revealing who might have been exposed to coronavirus after President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump announced they had tested positive in the early hours of Oct. 2.
Their positive tests came just hours after news broke that Hope Hicks, one of the president’s top aides, had tested positive.
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Trump family:
Melania Trump: Positive
- The presient announced that he and the first lady tested positive for the coronavirus in the early hours of Oct. 2.
Ivanka Trump: Negative
- President Trump’s eldest daughter Ivanka Trump tested negative for coronavirus.
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Barron Trump: Negative
- Barron Trump, Donald Trump’s youngest son who lives at the White House, tested negative.
Jared Kushner: Negative
- Ivanka Trump’s husband, Jared Kushner, tested negative for the virus.
Donald Trump Jr.: Negative
- The president's eldest son tested negative for the virus.
Eric Trump: Negative
- The president's second-oldest son tested negative.
Lara Trump: Negative
- The wife of Eric Trump tested negative.
In the administration
President Donald Trump: Positive
- The president announced on Twitter in the overnight hours of Oct. 2 that he had tested positive for the coronavirus.
Stephen Miller: Positive
- Trump's top policy adviser and speechwriter tested positive for the coronavirus on Oct. 6.
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Kayleigh McEnany: Positive
- The White House Press Secretary revealed on Oct. 5 that she has tested positive for the virus.
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Hope Hicks: Positive
- Hicks, a top Trump aide, was the first to test positive Oct. 1.
Nick Luna: Positive
- The president's personal assistant tested positive for the virus.
Mike Pence: Negative
- Vice President Mike Pence and his wife Karen Pence tested negative, which is welcome news in terms of stability of the Executive Branch. Should Trump not be able to fulfil the duties of the presidency, the 25th Amendment allows the power of that office to be temporarily transferred to the vice president.
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Mike Pompeo: Negative
- Though Mike Pompeo has been traveling in recent weeks and had not cross paths with the president since Sept. 15, the secretary of state revealed Friday morning that he tested negative for the virus.
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Mark Meadows: Negative:
- The White House Chief of Staff tested negative.
Steven Mnuchin: Negative
- Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury Secretary, has tested negative for coronavirus.
Wilbur Ross: Negative
- Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has tested negative.
Larry Kudlow: Negative
- Larry Kudlow, Director of the National Economic Council, has tested negative for COVID-19.
Dr. Ben Carson: Negative
- The Housing and Urban Development Secretary tested negative.
John Ratcliffe: Negative
- The Director of National Intelligence tested negative.
Dan Scavino: Negative
- The White House Social Media Director tested negative.
Outside the administration
Kellyanne Conway: Positive
- The president's former adviser tested positive for the virus.
Bill Stepien: Positive
- The president's campaign manager has tested positive.
Chris Christie: Positive
- The former Governor of New Jersey announced he tested positive after helping Trump prepare for the first debate.
Ronna McDaniel: Positive
- The chair of the Republican National Committee has tested positive.
Sen. Mike Lee: Positive
- The Utah Republican has tested positive for COVID-19.
Sen. Thom Tillis: Positive
- The North Carolina Republican tested positive for coronavirus.
Sen. Ron Johnson: Positive
- The Republican Senator from Wisconsin has tested positive for the virus.
Amy Coney Barrett: Negative
- Officials tested Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett and her results came back negative Friday morning.
Rep. Jim Jordan: Negative
- The Ohio Republican tested negative.
Sen. Ted Cruz: Negative
- The Texas Republican tested negative.
Sen. Josh Hawley: Negative
- The Missouri Republican tested negative.
Sen. Chris Coons: Negative
- The Delaware Democrat tested negative.
Sen. Lindsey Graham: Negative
- The South Carolina Republican tested negative.
Sen. Ben Sasse: Negative
- The Nebraska Republican tested negative.
Sen. Joni Ernst: Negative
- The Iowa Republican tested negative.
Sen. Rick Scott: Negative
- The Florida Republican tested negative.
Sen. James Lankford: Negative
- The Oklahoma Republican tested negative.
Rudy Giuliani: Negative
- The president's personal attorney tested negative.
Joe Biden: Negative
- It is unknown when Trump’s infection began, or if he was contagious during Tuesday night’s debate with Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. As a result, the Biden campaign tested the former vice president for the virus on Friday, and has continued to test him since. His results were negative. When attendees entered the debate venue, Trump’s entourage noticeably did not have on masks.
Kamala Harris: Negative
- Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris has tested negative for the virus.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi: Negative
- The Democratic speaker of the House tested negative.
This story was reported from Atlanta.