A top political aide is leaving the White House as President Joe Biden appears likely to announce a reelection run in the next few months.
Carla Frank, who is currently the deputy director of the Office of Political Strategy and Outreach and a special assistant to the president, is leaving after working for Biden for almost six years. Her last day is Friday.
Frank plans on doing consulting work after she leaves the administration. A White House official said there was not yet a replacement for her to announce.
Her departure comes at a time of broader, high profile personnel changes inside 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, with chief of staff Ron Klain and communications director Kate Bedingfield both announcing their own exits in recent weeks. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh became the first cabinet official to willingly depart as well.
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