Sen. Packwood resigns from Senate after ethics committee recommends his expulsion; documented evidence released

Article Abstract:

Sen Robert Packwood announced he would resign from the Senate after he finished working on the budget as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. The ethics committee ruled that he sexually harassed women, sought favors from lobbyists and impeded investigation into his conduct.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Packwood, Bob

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House membership: 258 D, 176 R, 1 Ind. Pre-election: 266 D, 166 R, 1 Ind., 2 vacancies

Article Abstract:

The Democratic Party retained its majority in the House after the 1992 election, but the Republicans gained 10 seats. Experts predicted that many incumbents would be rejected, but only 24 incumbents failed to be reelected.

United States. Congress. House

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Senate membership: 57 D, 42 R, 1 undecided. Pre-election: 57 D, 43 R

Article Abstract:

The Democratic Party retained its majority in the Senate after the 1992 election, but the Republicans lost one seat. Georgia will hold a runoff election in Nov 1992 to determine the winner of its race.

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