The Kentucky Democratic Party voted on Saturday to ban Rep. Daniel Grossberg from party events and is calling for his resignation as the freshman legislator faces a growing number of allegations about sexually inappropriate messages and incidents.
“Given Representative Grossberg’s disturbing record of misconduct, the Kentucky Democratic Party’s State Central Executive Committee passed a resolution that calls for his resignation and prohibits him from attending Kentucky Democratic Party events,” party spokesman Jonathan Levin said in a statement.
“As KDP Chair (Colmon) Elridge said, Representative Grossberg has repeatedly proven that he is unfit to serve and must resign from office immediately.”
On Friday, the Kentucky House of Representatives’ Democratic Caucus voted to expel Grossberg, who had previously been suspended from caucusing with fellow Democrats.
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