Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick tested positive last week for COVID-19, according to his campaign.

In a statement released Monday, Lt. Gov. Patrick experienced mild symptoms but has since tested negative.

“His symptoms were mild and no one else in the household was infected. He continues working from home and will return to a public schedule by the end of the week,” said Allen Blakemore, Patrick Campaign Senior Advisor.

Patrick is now completing his quarantine period. The Associated Press says Patrick's campaign advisor told them the two-term Republican is vaccinated and has received a booster.

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Further details were not immediately available.