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Bill Clinton (Democrat): Juanita Broaddrick accused Clinton of raping her in 1978 while he was Arkansas Attorney General. The allegation surfaced publicly in 1999 during his presidency. No criminal charges were filed, and Clinton has denied the claim.

Brock Adams (Democrat): In 1992, eight women accused Senator Brock Adams of Washington of sexual misconduct, including rape, spanning several years. Adams denied the accusations, and no criminal prosecutions occurred. He did not run for re-election.

Al Franken (Democrat): In 2017, multiple women accused then-Senator Al Franken of Minnesota of sexual misconduct, including groping and unwanted kissing. While not explicitly accused of rape, one accuser, Leeann Tweeden, alleged a forced kiss during a 2006 USO tour. Franken apologized for some actions, denied others, and resigned from the Senate in 2018 amid pressure. No criminal charges were filed.

John Conyers (Democrat): In 2017, several women accused Representative John Conyers of Michigan of sexual misconduct, including one former staffer who alleged he made unwanted sexual advances that she interpreted as coercive. While not explicitly labeled rape, the allegations suggested assault-like behavior. Conyers denied the claims, resigned in 2017, and faced no criminal charges.

Eric Schneiderman (Democrat): In 2018, four women accused New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman of physical abuse and sexual misconduct, with some allegations describing non-consensual acts that bordered on assault. While not formally charged with rape, the accusations led to his resignation. Schneiderman denied the allegations, and no criminal prosecutions followed.

Harvey Milk (Democrat): Historical accounts and recent discussions, including posts on X, have referenced allegations that Harvey Milk, the iconic San Francisco supervisor assassinated in 1978, engaged in predatory behavior toward young men, including claims of non-consensual acts. These accusations, often debated in revisionist histories, lack formal legal documentation due to the era and Milk’s death. No charges were ever filed, and evidence remains anecdotal.