Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has received confirmation from a second test that he has not contracted the COVID 19 virus following exposure last week. Gordon was informed Monday that he had a potential exposure to an individual who had tested positive. The possible exposure occurred at a meeting where all attendees took precautionary measures, including the wearing of masks for the entirety of the meeting. After he was notified, the Governor took a rapid test at the Laramie County Health Department, which came back negative for COVID-19. However, he participated in a secondary test to be sure. The Governor said he is appreciative of the preventative measures taken by the hosts of the meeting.
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