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Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress amid sexual assault allegations, and the contest for his seat began.

19 reports, 16 independent Updated Aug 18
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Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress amid sexual assault allegations, and the contest for his seat began.

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CongressEric SwalwellAisha Wahab

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  1. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress amid sexual assault allegations, and the contest for his seat began, while a bill advanced through the Senate.1 source
  2. The process to fill the vacant Congressional District 14 seat is underway, with the endorsement commission holding meetings and a candidate challenging the party's nominee.Sub-event
  3. Aisha Wahab is seeking to replace the former U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell in the ongoing special election contest.Sub-event
  4. Both Swalwell and Tony Gonzales faced political pressure regarding conduct.1 source
  5. Aisha Wahab is a repeat candidate who replaced Eric Swalwell and may face Hernandez in November.Sub-event
  6. Swalwell resigns from Congress due to sexual assault allegations; contest begins.1 source

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