Oregon secretary of state resigns after marijuana consulting side hustle scrutiny
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The Oregon secretary of state is resigning from her position after it was revealed she made $10,000 per month as a consultant for a marijuana company.
Once Fagan steps away, Deputy Secretary Cheryl Myers will take on oversight of the agency until Gov. Tina Kotek appoints a new secretary. Greg Wehner is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital.
"Protecting our state’s democracy and ensuring faith in our elected leaders – these are the reasons I ran for this office. They are also the reasons I will be submitting my resignation today," Fagan said. "At this time, I believe it is in the best interest of our state for me to focus on my children, my family, and personal reflection so that the Secretary of State can continue to offer the exemplary customer service Oregonians deserve."
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