Sen. Cory Gardner entered a self-quarantine after meeting with a constituent who tested positive for the coronavirus.

The Colorado Republican was notified on Tuesday that one of his constituents who visited his office in Washington, D.C., on March 11 tested positive for COVID-19. The senator decided that it would be best to isolate himself, despite not showing any symptoms.

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