Harris’ Chief Of Staff Tina Flournoy To Leave Position

According to the White House, Tina Flournoy, the chief of staff for Vice President Kamala Harris will be retiring and Lorraine Voles, top advisor in Harris’ office will replace her.

The Washington Post first reported that Voles was brought to Harris’ office last summer by Flournoy. This happened as Harris faced negative headlines due to a flurry in staffers leaving her office.

In December 2020, Harris appointed Flournoy, a veteran Democratic strategist who was also an aide to Clintons, as her chief-of-staff.

Harris released a statement praising Flournoy’s departure, calling her a valued advisor and confidant and a tremendous leader for the office.

The vice president stated that Tina was a consummate public servant, and she will continue to be a source of advice, counsel, and friendship.

Flournoy is the 13th departure of the vice-president’s office. In the next weeks, Harris’ deputy chief-of-staff, Michael Fuchs will also be leaving the White House.

Nancy McEldowney was Harris’ national security advisor and Symone Sanders was her spokesperson.