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Illinois Senate President tests positive for COVID

Photo caption: Illinois Senate President Don Harmon (credit: DonHarmon.org) Illinois Senate President Don Harmon tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. Prior to attending session at the Capitol, Harmon home tested twice. Both were negative. A SHIELD Illinois test administered Tuesday came back positive. A subsequent test at a health care office also came back positive. … Illinois Senate President tests positive for COVID Read More »

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