Below is the list of known cases, listed chronically by date of positive test results.
- Ronna McDaniel, Republican National Committee chairwoman — tested positive Sept. 29.
- Crede Bailey, head of White House security — tested positive before Oct. 1.
- 3 housekeeping staff members — tested positive before Oct. 1.
- Assistant to chief usher — tested positive before Oct. 1.
- Hope Hicks, adviser to the president — tested positive Oct. 1.
- Mike Lee, senator of Utah — attended Amy Coney Barrett’s Sept. 26 nomination announcement. Tested positive Oct. 1.
- Kellyanne Conway, political consultant and former counselor to the president — tweeted Oct. 2 that she had tested positive.
- Bill Stepien, president’s campaign manager — tested positive Oct. 2.
- Michael Shear, NYT correspondent — traveled on Air Force One Sept. 26 when President Trump went to Pennsylvania; tested positive Oct. 2.
- Al Drago, photojournalist — covered Ms. Barret’s nomination event and the Sept. 27 White House briefing; tested positive Oct. 2.
- John I. Jenkins, PhD, University of Notre Dame president — attended Ms. Barrett’s Sept. 26 nomination announcement; tested positive sometime after Oct. 2.
- Thom Tillis, senator of North Carolina — tested positive sometime after Oct. 2.
- Greg Laurie, pastor — tested positive sometime after Oct. 2.
- White House journalist — tested positive sometime after Oct. 2.
- Military aide — tested positive sometime after Oct. 2.
- Chris Christie, former governor of New Jersey and political commentator — helped President Trump with debate preparation; tweeted Oct. 3 that he tested positive. Mr. Christie was hospitalized Oct. 3 and discharged Oct. 10.
- Nicholas Luna, assistant to the president — tested positive Oct. 3.
- Chad Gilmartin, assistant press secretary — tested positive Oct. 3 or 4.
- Kayleigh McEnany, White House press secretary — tested positive Oct. 5.
- Stephen Miller, policy adviser — tested positive Oct. 6.
- Karoline Leavitt, assistant press secretary — tested positive Oct. 6
- Jalen Drummond, assistant press secretary — tested positive Oct. 6
- Adm. Charles Ray, U.S. Coast Guard vice commandant — attended a Gold Star families White House event Sept. 27; tested positive Oct. 6.
- Gary Thomas, U.S. Marines general — tested positive Oct. 7.
- Harrison Fields, assistant press secretary — tested positive Oct. 8.
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