Eric Swalwell’s campaign for governor is collapsing under the weight of sexual assault allegations—and Californians deserve better. Multiple reports now detail accusations from a former staffer who says Swalwell sexually assaulted her multiple times, including while she was working for him. Three other women have also alleged that Swalwell engaged in sexual misconduct. The response has been swift and serious. Top Democrats are now calling on Swalwell to step aside, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, House Minority Whip Katherine Clark, and Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar. Democrats have long said we must believe survivors and hold leaders accountable for misconduct—especially when it involves sexual assault. Those values cannot be conditional. California deserves leadership rooted in integrity, respect, and trust. That cannot happen while a candidate facing credible sexual assault allegations continues to seek higher office. Allowing Swalwell to continue his campaign despite these allegations sends a dangerous message: that power can shield people from consequences. Tell Eric Swalwell: Withdraw from the California governor’s race immediately. Show respect for survivors, take responsibility for the seriousness of these allegations, and step aside so California can move forward with leadership that reflects its values.