Published 1 year ago

Minnesota Health Commissioner Malcolm, 3 others to leave Walz administration

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Gov. Tim Walz will begin his second term in 2023. Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm, Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington, Education Commissioner Heather Mueller will not seek reappointment. Sixteen other cabinet members will remain in their posts. Walz administration now has to fill six cabinet position vacancies.

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Star Tribune

Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm to retire after pivotal role in Minnesota's pandemic response

Opponents of the state's protective handling of COVID-19 sought to have Malcolm removed from office.

1 year ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Pioneer Press

Four cabinet members to leave Walz administration, including health commissioner Jan Malcolm

Walz announced Wednesday that they have “chosen not to seek reappointment” to their current posts.

1 year ago·St Paul, United States

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Duluth News Tribune

Minnesota Health Commissioner Malcolm, 3 others to leave Walz administration

Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm was central in state efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington, Education Commissioner Heather Mueller and Commissioner of Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Mark Phillips are also leaving the cabinet.

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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MPR News

Malcolm, Harrington, Mueller to leave Walz administration

Some of Gov. Tim Walz key cabinet members — Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm, Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington and Education Commissioner Heather Mueller — won’t continue in his second term.

1 year ago·St Paul, United States

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