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Gov. Sherrill Calls on Lt. Gov. Caldwell to Resign After Releasing Investigation Findings

The report found repeated policy violations, sexual harassment and undisclosed conflicts, and Caldwell did not immediately respond to the resignation demand.

  • New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill called on Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell to resign after an investigation substantiated three workplace and ethics violations, including sexual harassment.
  • Sherrill said the investigation found serious, repeated violations of state policy and that Caldwell failed to uphold the responsibilities of his office.
  • Investigators found that Caldwell sought a promotion for a romantic partner without initially disclosing the relationship and brought guests to seven ticketed events without required payment or reimbursement.
  • Caldwell’s lawyer, Thomas Calcagni, disputed the allegations, calling the investigation one-sided and lacking necessary due process.
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New York, Sep 25 (EFE).- The governor of New Jersey, Mikie Sherrill, asked for the resignation of her lieutenant governor, Dale Caldwell, after issuing a report stating that she committed "serious and repeated violations" and failed to discharge her responsibilities. "I demand from all members of my administration the highest ethical standards. [...] The governor of New Jersey asks the resignation of her lieutenant governor for ethical violation…

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