Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg Resigns to Pursue Career Opportunity

Political Career of Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg

Former Lieutenant Governor of Iowa, Adam Gregg, has resigned to pursue another career opportunity.

Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg Resignation

Gregg's resignation took effect on February 24, 2023. He had previously served as lieutenant governor since 2019 under Governor Kim Reynolds.

In a statement, Governor Reynolds thanked Gregg for his service and wished him well in his future endeavors.

Reasons for Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg's Resignation

• Gregg did not disclose the specific career opportunity he will pursue.
• He stated that he was "excited about the next chapter" in his life.
• Gregg expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the people of Iowa.

Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg's Career and Accomplishments

Prior to his role as lieutenant governor, Gregg served in the Iowa House of Representatives from 2013 to 2018.

As a member of the House, Gregg focused on issues such as education, economic development, and healthcare.

Notably, Gregg played a key role in the passage of legislation to increase funding for K-12 education.

Background of Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg

Gregg holds a degree in political science from Drake University.

Prior to entering politics, he worked as a business consultant.

Gregg is married and has two children.

Who Will Replace Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg?

Per Iowa law (Link to Iowa Code 69.2), Governor Reynolds will appoint a replacement for Gregg.

The appointee must be a member of the same political party as Gregg, in this case the Republican Party.

Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg Replacement Timeline

Governor Reynolds has 60 days from Gregg's resignation to appoint his replacement.

Speculation has begun on potential candidates for the lieutenant governor position.

Stay tuned for further updates on the appointment process and Iowa's political landscape.