Information about what led to the infection and hospitalization was not available Thursday.
Lieutenant Gov. Dianne Primavera speaks after Gov. Jared Polis easily defeated republican challenger Heidi Ganahl at the Art Hotel in Denver on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022. Gov. Jared Polis rankles fellow Democrats with vetoes of wage-theft bill, other measures
“Lt. Gov. Primavera is one of the strongest and toughest people I know and we are glad she is taking extra caution and getting the care she deserves,” Gov. Jared Polis said in a statement Thursday. “I was not surprised when I learned that she plans to continue working today.”Primavera — a lifelong Coloradan and longtime Broomfield resident — is currently serving her second term as Colorado’s 50th lieutenant governor.
In her role, Primavera leads six programs: the Office of Saving People Money on Health Care, the Office of eHealth Innovation, the Colorado Disability Funding Committee and Disability Policy, the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, Serve Colorado and Aerospace and Defense.
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