Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg Resigns from Position

A Look at the Circumstances Surrounding His Resignation

Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg resigned from his position on Wednesday. His resignation comes amidst an ongoing investigation into his conduct by the state attorney general's office.

His Reasons for Resigning

Gregg said in a statement that he was resigning to focus on his family and his health. He has been under fire in recent months for his handling of several issues, including the state's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The attorney general's investigation is looking into allegations that Gregg misused state funds and engaged in other misconduct. Gregg has denied any wrongdoing.

The Impact of His Resignation

Gregg's resignation is a significant development in state politics. He was seen as a potential successor to Gov. John Bel Edwards.

The state constitution requires the governor to appoint a new lieutenant governor within 30 days.

Questions and Answers

Q: Why did Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg resign?

A: Gregg said he was resigning to focus on his family and his health.

Q: What is the attorney general's investigation about?

A: The investigation is looking into allegations that Gregg misused state funds and engaged in other misconduct.

Q: Who will replace Gregg as lieutenant governor?

A: The governor will appoint a new lieutenant governor within 30 days.