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A U.S. representative has accused a senator of involvement in sexual misconduct, citing allegations from a woman expected to come forward. The senator's office denied the claims and stated no contact from the ethics committee. The accusations follow recent resignation of another lawmaker amid similar allegations.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewU.S. representative accused a senator of sexual misconduct in an interview with a news anchor. The representative stated that her office provided allegations to Senate leadership staff, describing them as sexual in nature.
She mentioned a woman planning to come forward with attorneys regarding an incident involving the senator.
the Allegations The representative indicated the allegations involve knowingly engaging in purchasing someone for sex.
She linked the senator to a House Democrat who resigned this week following sexual misconduct allegations. The representative had posted on social media referring to an unnamed senator, prompting Senate leadership to refer the matter to the ethics committee.
The senator's office denied the allegations, calling them right-wing conspiracy theories.
A spokesperson said the senator has not been contacted by the ethics committee. The representative appeared on the news program after her social media post, where Senate leadership confirmed referring the unnamed senator to the ethics committee without specifics.
The accused senator previously defended the resigned House Democrat, initially posting support and attacking a critic's credibility.
The senator later withdrew endorsement amid reports of the resigned lawmaker's alleged behavior toward women. Sources noted the two lawmakers shared a residence for a period and that allegations against the resigned lawmaker were described as an open secret for over a decade.
If the allegations lead to resignation, the state's governor would appoint a replacement, with a possible special election.
The situation could affect party campaigns in the current election cycle.
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