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On November 26, 2024, Governor Jim Justice held an administration update briefing, addressing key transitions in West Virginia's political landscape. The meeting primarily focused on the upcoming changes in leadership, particularly the transition to the new governor, who is set to take office on January 13, 2025.
During the briefing, a significant point of discussion was the timing of Governor Justice's resignation. A question was raised regarding whether he would resign before the inauguration of the incoming governor, Morrissey, or wait until that date. The timing of his resignation is crucial as it impacts the seniority of the new senators who will be sworn in shortly after the new governor takes office.
Governor Justice did not provide a definitive answer during the meeting, indicating that he is still considering the timing of his departure. This decision will play a vital role in the political dynamics of the state as it prepares for a new administration.
The meeting concluded with an acknowledgment of the importance of a smooth transition and the implications it holds for the upcoming legislative session. Further updates on the governor's plans are expected as the inauguration date approaches.
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