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Cooke for Congress releases statement regarding Eric Swalwell

Apr 13, 2026 | 5:27 PM

The Cooke for Congress campaign has released a statement regarding the allegations of sexual misconduct by a California Congressman. Rebecca Cooke is appalled by the allegations against Eric Swalwell and proud of these women for their courage to come forward. Cooke no longer acknowledges the Congressman’s endorsement and will be donating his campaign contributions to five charities across western Wisconsin. One of those charities is Second Harvest of southwest Wisconsin. Rebecca Cooke is one of three Democrats seeking the nomination to challenge the incumbent Republic Derek Can Orden.