Staffer Poll: Sexual Harassment on the Hill

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Staffer Poll: Sexual Harassment on the Hill

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Hill staffers and others wait in a long line to enter the Dirksen Senate Office Building as only certain doors to office buildings were open while Congress worked to end the government shutdown on Jan. 22. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo)

By Alex Gangitano

Posted February 7, 2018 at 10:28am

Roll Call is launching a monthly special edition newspaper focused on congressional staffers and each month we want to hear from you on topics relevant to what’s going on on Capitol Hill.

This month, the topic is sexual harassment and how the culture on the Hill has changed or hasn’t.

If you’re a congressional staffer, please take the poll and tell us what you’re thinking.

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