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Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty ImagesAn outbreak of COVID-19 has struck the White House — including the president himself — just weeks before the 2020 election. Why it matters: If the president can get infected, anyone can. And the scramble to figure out the scope of this outbreak is a high-profile, high-stakes microcosm of America's larger failures to contain the virus and to stand up a contact-tracing system that can respond to new cases before they have a chance to become outbreaks.COVID-19 positives: COVID-19 negatives: TBD: Among Democrats: Editor's note: This article has been updated with the latest coronavirus results.South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Jaime Harrison faced off against Sen. Lindsey Graham (R) from behind a plexiglass barrier at Allen University during a on Saturday night.Why it matters Graham and Harrison are tied 48%-48% in the Senate election, per a out last Wednesday. The race could be pivotal in deciding which party controls the Senate, notes.The White House has given New Jersey health officials a list of at least 206 people who may have been exposed to the coronavirus at a fundraiser event attended by President Trump in Bedminster last week, the state's department of health Sunday. Why it matters: The president has come under criticism for choosing to attend the event at the Trump National Golf Club on Thursday even after close aide Hope Hicks tested positive for the coronavirus.Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said on CBS News' "Face the Nation" Sunday that Vice President Mike Pence is "not in the clear" from getting the coronavirus. Why it matters: Pence is later this week, even as President Trump is in Walter Reed Medical Center for COVID-19 treatment.

Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty ImagesAn outbreak of COVID-19 has struck the White House — including the president himself — just weeks before the 2020 election. Why it matters: If the president can get infected, anyone can. And the scramble to figure out the scope of this outbreak is a high-profile, high-stakes microcosm of America's larger failures to contain the virus and to stand up a contact-tracing system that can respond to new cases before they have a chance to become outbreaks.COVID-19 positives: COVID-19 negatives: TBD: Among Democrats: Editor's note: This article has been updated...

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