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   Gov. Kate Brown added her voice to those calling on Oregon   
   legislative candidate Democrat Nathan Boddie to withdraw from the   
   state House race after he was accused of sexually harassing a woman   
   at a bar and responded to the allegations by attacking the woman’s   
   character.   
      
   More recently, a woman accused Boddie of groping her at a bar.   
   Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel said Monday he   
   supported Boddie after the first round of allegations. But Hummel   
   said he’s changed his mind after Moey Newbold shared her story of   
   sexual harassment with OPB.   
      
   “I know Moey Newbold and find her to be credible and ethical. She   
   does not seek financial gain as a result of her allegation nor is   
   she in Boddie’s opponent’s camp,” Hummel said in a statement.   
   “Rather, by making this allegation, she subjected herself to   
   embarrassment and unwanted attention. I believe Moey Newbold.”   
      
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