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Hope
Hicks
Adviser to Trump
Thom
Tillis
Senator of North Carolina
Bill
Stepien
Trump campaign manager
Ronna
McDaniel
R.N.C. chairwoman
John I.
Jenkins
University of Notre Dame president
Tested Negative
Mark
Meadows
White House chief of staff
At least 10 additional contacts have announced negative test results.
President Trump’s announcement Friday that he and the first lady, Melania Trump, had tested positive for the coronavirus sent government officials scrambling to determine who else might have been exposed. Two senators who attended a White House event last Saturday said they had tested positive, too.
Several other people who met with the president this week said they had since tested negative. But it can take several days for someone who has been exposed to the virus to develop symptoms or to test positive. Anyone tested within just a day or two after exposure is likely to receive a negative result, even if they are infected.
Here is a look at where Mr. Trump traveled and the people with whom he met in the days before his positive test.
Where the President Traveled
In addition to regular meetings and news conferences at the White House, Mr. Trump attended several large gatherings in the past week, including the first presidential debate in Cleveland and rallies in Pennsylvania and Minnesota. He went ahead with a round table and reception in New Jersey on Thursday after a close aide, Hope Hicks, tested positive for the virus.
Timeline of Events
Later tested positive
Later tested negative
Not known
Friday, Sept. 25
Latinos for Trump event in Doral, Fla.
Campaign event in Atlanta
Kelly
Loeffler
Senator of Georgia
Brian
Kemp
Governor of Georgia
David
Perdue
Senator of Georgia
Ben
Carson
Housing secretary
Travel to Atlanta and Washington from Florida
Fund-raiser at Trump International Hotel in Washington
Ronna
McDaniel
R.N.C. chairwoman
Todd
Ricketts
Republican fund-raiser
Tommy
Hicks Jr.
R.N.C. co-chairman
Campaign rally in Newport News, Va.
Travel to and from Newport News, Va.
Hope
Hicks
Adviser to Trump
Mark
Meadows
White House chief of staff
Dan
Scavino
White House deputy chief of staff
Saturday, Sept. 26
White House meeting with Amy Coney Barrett
The president and the first lady met with the judge and her family in the Oval Office before attending a Rose Garden ceremony attended by more than 200 people. Few wore masks or kept socially distant.
Thom
Tillis
Senator of North Carolina
Mark
Meadows
White House chief of staff
William
P. Barr
Attorney general
Josh
Hawley
Senator of Missouri
Pat A.
Cipollone
White House counsel
Nomination ceremony for Amy Coney Barrett
John I.
Jenkins
University of Notre Dame president
Thom
Tillis
Senator of North Carolina
William
P. Barr
Attorney general
Mark
Meadows
White House chief of staff
Ben
Sasse
Senator of Nebraska
Pat A.
Cipollone
White House counsel
Josh
Hawley
Senator of Missouri
Kelly
Loeffler
Senator of Georgia
Campaign rally in Middletown, Pa.
Thousands of supporters came to the rally near an airport hangar, and many were unmasked. Gov. Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania, a Democrat, said: “It is gravely concerning that the president would insist on holding this event with blatant disregard for social distancing and masking requirements.”
Sunday, Sept. 27
Visit to Trump National Golf Club in Potomac Falls, Va.
News conference at the White House
Kayleigh
McEnany
White House press secretary
Debate preparations
Chris Christie, who helped Mr. Trump prepare for the debate, told “Good Morning America” that five or six people were in the room with the president and that no one wore masks.
Gold Star families reception
Scores of attendees sat close together and unmasked at a White House reception in honor of military families and those who have died in service.
Monday, Sept. 28
Event with Lordstown Motors on the White House South Lawn
Peter
Navarro
Trade adviser
Rob
Portman
Senator of Ohio
Mike
Turner
Representative of Ohio
Coronavirus briefing in the White House Rose Garden
Alex M.
Azar II
Health secretary
Betsy
DeVos
Education secretary
Robert
Ford
Chief executive of Abbott Laboratories
Brett
Giroir
Assistant health secretary
Tuesday, Sept. 29
Flights to and from Cleveland aboard Air Force One
Hope
Hicks
Adviser to Trump
Bill
Stepien
Trump campaign manager
Dan
Scavino
White House deputy chief of staff
Jim
Jordan
Representative of Ohio
Mark
Meadows
White House chief of staff
Robert C.
O’Brien
National security adviser
Presidential debate in Cleveland
Mark
Meadows
White House chief of staff
Jim
Jordan
Representative of Ohio
Chris
Wallace
Presidential debate moderator
Wednesday, Sept. 30
Fund-raiser in Shorewood, Minn.
Rally in Duluth, Minn.
Thousands of supporters crowded the president’s rally in Duluth, Minn. Mayor Emily Larson said attendees should get tested.
Flights for Minnesota events aboard Air Force One
Hope
Hicks
Adviser to Trump
Dan
Scavino
White House deputy chief of staff
Kayleigh
McEnany
White House press secretary
Thursday, Oct. 1
Travel to and from Bedminster, N.J.
Round-table event in Bedminster, N.J.
Mr. Trump attended a round-table and a fundraising event at his Bedminster golf club in New Jersey. Gov. Phil D. Murphy, a Democrat, said Friday that the state had begun contact tracing, and urged all attendees to self-quarantine and get tested.
