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Stober lost his job at King County (receiving a $37,700 payout in
exchange for an agreement not to sue) after an investigation
concluded he had harassed and behaved inappropriately toward a
female employee in his separate position as chair of the King County
Democrats, a position from which he was also forced to resign.

Earlier this month—after multiple investigations, a vote of no
confidence, and a lengthy internal trial that found him guilty on
five counts of workplace misconduct, financial malfeasance, and
“conduct unbecoming an officer,” King County Democratic Party
chairman Bailey Stober resigned from both his position as chair of
the county party and his $98,000-a-year job as communications
director for King County Assessor John Arthur Wilson.

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