Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway tests positive for COVID-19

Jun 9, 2022

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway revealed Thursday morning that she has contracted COVID-19.

In a tweet, Rhodes-Conway said that she was only experiencing mild symptoms and is up to date on vaccinations and boosters.

Hi friends, I wanted to let you know that I tested positive for #COVID19. Fortunately, I am up to date on vaccinations and boosters with only mild symptoms.
Be well — Mayor Satya

— Mayor of Madison (@MayorOfMadison) June 9, 2022

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