New Jersey governor calls on lieutenant governor to resign after ethics investigation
Also reported by Newsweek
Summary
New Jersey’s governor asked Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell to resign after a law firm found he broke state ethics and discrimination rules. The investigation said Caldwell made inappropriate advances and misused his position for personal benefit.Key Facts
- Governor Mikie Sherrill called on Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell to resign by Friday.
- A law firm hired by Caldwell’s office found he violated workplace discrimination policies.
- Caldwell allegedly made an advance toward a staffer’s friend and made a disrespectful comment when rejected.
- He is accused of trying to get a promotion for a state employee he was dating.
- Caldwell reportedly brought personal guests to ticketed events without paying.
- His lawyer said the investigation was one-sided and did not give Caldwell a fair chance to respond.
- Governor Sherrill said Caldwell’s actions showed repeated ethical violations despite warnings and training.
- She believes his resignation is best for New Jersey residents.
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