Former Republican U.S. Sen. Bob Packwood of Oregon, who resigned after a sexual harassment scandal, has died at age 93. Multiple outlets describe Packwood as a moderate Republican known for championing women’s rights and abortion-related positions during his career. Toward the end of his time in the Senate, his reputation was overshadowed by allegations of sexual harassment, which led to his resignation. One account highlights that Packwood initially resisted leaving office, including refusing to quit the chamber where he served for about 27 years, saying he did not want to be remembered only for the controversy. The reports frame his death as the culmination of a long political career that ended in personal and professional fallout. The sources consistently attribute the resignation to the sexual harassment scandal and note Packwood’s age at death, but they do not add new, additional details beyond those general points.