Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced on Wednesday that he had tested positive for the coronavirus, believed to be the first governor of a U.S. state to do so. Stitt disclosed his positive test results in a video conference call with reporters. 'I got tested yesterday for COVID-19 and the results came back positive,' Stitt said. 'I feel fine, I felt a little bit achy yesterday, I didn't have a fever.' Oklahoma's first-term Republican governor faced a backlash in recent days after posting on Twitter a picture of himself and two of his children at a crowded restaurant, as state health authorities urged social distancing to slow a spike in COVID-19 cases. Though Stitt encourages Oklahomans to wear masks, he rarely wears one in public and has not issued a statewide mask mandate. Stitt was one of the guests at President Donald Trump's rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on June 20.
