Gov. Andy Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman are among other elected officials who have called for Grossberg's resignation.

Governor Andy Beshear is publicly calling on Representative Daniel Grossberg to resign. It comes after several women have come forward with sexual misconduct and harassment allegations against him. This isn’t the first time Governor Andy Beshear has addressed the allegations against Representative Daniel Grossberg.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Friday issued his strongest message yet urging State Rep. Daniel Grossberg, D-Louisville, to resign from office immediately amid new allegations of sexual harassment against women.

Gov. Andy Beshear held a press conference on Friday to address allegations against Louisville Rep. Daniel Grossberg. He stated that Grossberg should resign from his office. “We stand united, together,

Kentucky State Representative Daniel Grossberg has been permanently banned from a Louisville strip club following allegations of inappropriate behavior toward dancers, including touching one dancer during a performance and offering another $5,000 for sex. Grossberg, a Democrat representing Louisville, has denied all allegations of misconduct.

Local parties, other officeholders and even his own U.S. Congressional representative have called on Rep. Daniel Grossberg, a Louisville Democrat, to resign.

Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear called on Louisville Rep. Daniel Grossberg to resign after yet more sexual harassment allegations — this time involving inappropriately touching a dancer at a strip club as reported by the Lexington Herald-Leader.

Gov. Andy Beshear, other Kentucky Democrats call on state lawmaker Daniel Grossberg to resign after new allegations of inappropriate behavior toward women.