As part of its safety plan, arena management had purchased 12,000 do-not-sit stickers for Trump’s rally, intended to keep people apart by leaving open seats between attendees. The actions by Trump’s campaign were first reported Friday by Billboard Magazine. ADIn video footage of Trump’s rally, there appeared to be no effort to keep an empty seat between attendees. At least six members of the Trump campaign advance staff have tested positive for coronavirus, including two Secret Service employees. Dozens of Secret Service officers and agents who attended the Tulsa rally were ordered to self-quarantine.

Source: Washington Post June 27, 2020 18:56 UTC