Does WA Gov. Jay Inslee really plan to move to Idaho when he leaves office in January?

Tacoma, WALocal News

Outgoing Washington Governor Jay Inslee has addressed rumors about relocating to Idaho after his term ends, asserting these claims are unfounded. In a light-hearted post on X (formerly Twitter), he attributed the speculation to disreputable media sources and humorously stated that Washington has the best potatoes, reinforcing his dedication to the state. This isn't the first time his team has clarified such rumors; earlier allegations suggested he purchased property in Idaho. The governor’s spokesperson criticized these baseless rumors, highlighting the challenges of misinformation on social media. As Inslee prepares to leave office, he aims to clarify his intentions and reaffirm his connection to Washington, illustrating the complexities of public perception in local politics.

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