A Kentucky Democratic candidate, Max Morley, dropped out of his state House primary campaign after being caught on video taking campaign literature from a voter\u2019s mailbox. Louisville Metro Police said they received the report and the examination is ongoing, and Morley and the voter did not respond to comment requests.<\/p>\n

Morley, a former public school teacher<\/a>, had been running to challenge incumbent Democrat Daniel Grossberg. The article notes that Grossberg faces multiple sexual misconduct allegations and that state party and ethics actions followed, including questions about resigning; Grossberg denied the allegations, citing autism and accusing party officials of antisemitism instead.<\/p>\n

The Louisville Democratic Party\u2019s vice chair<\/a> said Morley\u2019s actions were disturbing and framed them as voter suppression. Morley said in a May 13 instagram post that he ended his campaign, saying he lost sight of integrity and service to the community. <\/p>\n