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Johnston leaves Morrisey administration after directing WV energy and infrastructure

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Todd Johnston has left the Morrisey administration in West Virginia. Johnston served the governor in two roles: deputy chief of staff and director of energy, infrastructure, and competitiveness. He stated his departure was due to accepting a new job in Washington, D.C.

From herald-dispatch.com

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Johnston noted that his time with Patrick Morrisey included ushering in over $96 billion in private sector investment and implementing policies that allocated over $5 billion to broadband, water, and transportation infrastructure in West Virginia. His tenure also involved spearheading the state’s first comprehensive energy policy.

Patrick Morrisey continues to manage state programs in West Virginia.

From herald-dispatch.com

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  • JohnstonServed as director of energy, infrastructure, and competitiveness for Patrick Morrisey's administration.
  • Patrick MorriseyIs the executive governor of West Virginia.
  • West VirginiaIs the state where the infrastructure and energy policies were implemented.

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