Iowa Lt. Gov. Adam Gregg Resigns

Gregg Departs Amid Speculation of 'Other Opportunities'

Governor Reynolds Accepts Resignation Without Elaboration

Iowa's Lieutenant Governor, Adam Gregg, has resigned his post, citing a "career opportunity" as the reason for his departure.

Governor Kim Reynolds accepted Gregg's resignation but declined to provide further details, saying that it was a "personnel matter."

Gregg's resignation has sparked speculation about his future plans, with some sources suggesting that he may be considering a run for higher office.

What We Know

• Gregg resigned as Lt. Governor of Iowa on August 31, 2022.
• He cited a "career opportunity" as the reason for his departure.
• Governor Reynolds accepted Gregg's resignation without providing details.
• Gregg previously served as Speaker of the Iowa House of Representatives from 2019 to 2021.

What We Don't Know

• What the "career opportunity" is that Gregg is pursuing.
• Whether Gregg will seek higher office in the future.
• The specific reasons behind Gregg's resignation.

Gregg's resignation comes as the Iowa Republican Party prepares for the 2022 midterm elections. Speculation has already begun about potential replacements for Gregg, including current State Senator Brad Zaun and former State Representative David Young.

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