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According to a report published in Monday’s House journal, the House
Ethics Committee spent months investigating the complaint against
Rep. DaRon McGee, the No. 2 Democrat in the chamber, and ultimately
found it credible.

Through a subpoena, the committee received a series of text messages
between McGee and the employee in 2017 and 2018 and determined
several of McGee’s messages were “flirtatious in nature” and “gave
the appearance of (McGee) attempting to establish an amorous
relationship with the Employee,” which would be against House
policy.

The committee also found the attempts were not welcomed by the
employee and that McGee later took action that resulted in the
employee leaving their job. It is not clear whether the employee was
fired or quit.

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