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Top Gov. Ferguson aide resigns amid workplace complaints
- A top aide to Governor Bob Ferguson, Mike Webb, resigned amid allegations of creating a hostile workplace for women in the office, according to a letter released by the governor's office.
- Joyce Bruce, Ferguson's legislative liaison, also resigned after complaints about a toxic work environment, according to state lawmakers.
- Governor Ferguson expressed regret over the distractions caused by the allegations and acknowledged the need to work on leadership structure.
- Democratic House Speaker Laurie Jinkins mentioned that it's too early to assess how these resignations will affect budget negotiations.
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Gov. Ferguson’s top aide resigns amid staff workplace complaints
Gov. Bob Ferguson’s top adviser and closest political confidant resigned Wednesday amid complaints that he fomented a toxic workplace that contributed to the departure of another key administration official. The exit of chief strategy officer Mike Webb is a huge blow to Ferguson at the critical juncture when the governor and legislators are negotiating a path to eliminating a multibillion-dollar budget shortfall. One of Ferguson’s most trusted a…
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