Responsive Brian Steele, a Republican from Wisconsin, and a Democrat from Connecticut. Courtney separately announced that they had contracted the virus and as a result were being left alone.
“I took the Covid-19 exam today and the results came back positive. Following the CDC’s guidelines, I am leaving immediately and will continue to serve the people of Southeast Wisconsin from my home in Janesville.”
Courtney, meanwhile, said in a statement that she learned last week that she had inadvertently come up against someone who later tested positive for the Covid-19. “CDC After following the strictly different guidelines set by the CBI, his first test returned negative, but the second test was positive on Sunday evening.
“I have gained a lot of confidence in my treating doctor and my team – our work for Eastern Connecticut will continue as usual, and I will continue to perform my duties in a safe, remote fashion from my home alone,” Courtney said.
From this experience, he added, “My vision reinforces the belief that right now, we need to listen to CDC experts and participate in helping our communities – we have to wear masks, be socially aware and vigilant, and raise our hands frequently. Basic requirements such as washing. “
More and more legislators from both parties and the Chamber of Congress have announced that they have tested positive with Covid-19 amidst the excitement of the case in the country. The House began offering Covid-19 testing to members earlier this month, eight months after the epidemic began.
Both Steil and Courtney each won re-election-related votes this month with nearly 60%.
The story rep. Joe Courtney’s Covid-19 has been modified to accommodate the diagnosis.
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