New Leadership for New Jersey: Helmy Steps In
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy will appoint former chief of staff George Helmy as Democratic Senator Bob Menendez's replacement. Menendez is resigning after being convicted on corruption charges. The formal offer will be made on Thursday, with the announcement expected on Friday.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Washington DC | Updated: 15-08-2024 06:01 IST | Created: 15-08-2024 06:01 IST

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced plans to appoint his former chief of staff, George Helmy, as the successor to Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, according to the New Jersey Globe. Menendez will resign next week following his conviction on corruption charges.
The governor is anticipated to formally offer the position to Helmy on Thursday, with an official announcement slated for Friday, the Globe reported, citing no sources.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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