The #MeToo Impact on 2018 – Roll Call

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The #MeToo Impact on 2018

By Simone Pathé

Posted February 15, 2018 at 3:23pm

By Simone Pathé and Bian Elkhatib

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Sexual misconduct and sexual harassment allegations have rocked Capitol Hill, and now congressional candidates are also starting to open up about their experiences. Senior political reporter Simone Pathé breaks down what candidates have been saying in campaign ads.

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