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In the aftermath of a lawsuit filed against Republican governor candidate Charlie Pierce for allegedly sexually harassing a Kenai Peninsula Borough employee while he was mayor, his running mate, Edie Grunwald, has withdrawn from the election.
Grunwald announced she was withdrawing as a candidate for Lt. Governor on Tuesday, a few days after the lawsuit was filed against Pierce. She thanked campaign supporters and encouraged them to vote for fellow Republican Mike Dunleavy.
“I support and advocate for the respectful treatment of women in politics, the workplace and the world in general,” Grunwald said in a press release. “I believe my stepping down at this time is in the best interest of Alaskans and a demonstration of my support for all women, regardless of political affiliation.”
Pierce and Grunwald will remain on the Nov. 8 ballot after the state’s withdrawal deadline passed on Sept. 5.
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