DeWine mandated the wearing of masks, setting off furious protests in Columbus
US President Donald Trump shakes hands with governor of Ohio Mike DeWine in Canton, Ohio, March 20 2019. Picture: REUTERS/CARLOS BARRIA
DeWine said in a statement that he took the test in preparation for greeting President Donald Trump on the tarmac in Cleveland, where the president is visiting on Thursday. The governor has no symptoms and plans to quarantine at his home in Cedarville for the next 14 days. In July, DeWine mandated that masks be worn in public statewide by those 10 and older, with exceptions including people with a medical condition or playing sports. He had resisted a statewide order earlier and had required them only in certain counties.
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