Fort Worth — Texas Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX 12th District) tested positive for the coronavirus after receiving her first dose of the vaccine in December.
When she arrived in DC for the beginning of the 117th Congress, Congresswoman Granger, who is 77-years-old, was tested for coronavirus in accordance with the Attending Physician’s guidance for members when traveling from their home state.
“She was later notified that she tested positive and immediately quarantined,” a spokesperson said. “Having received the vaccine in December, she is asymptomatic and feeling great! She will remain under the care of the her doctor.”
Granger was given the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine three weeks ago.
