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Kansas Senator Roger Marshall loves to attack his political opponent for owning four homes, but public records show he barely lives in the state he represents.
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French Hill chairs the House Financial Services Committee, where he writes the rules for banks, crypto firms and predatory lenders.
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Steve Womack spent years demanding maximum punishment for drug dealers and calling mercy a weakness.
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Arkansas Congressman Rick Crawford makes $174,000 a year, and he's suing the United States government for a retroactive raise, demanding nearly $419,000 in back pay.
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Officially, Tom Cotton's residence is a tiny 900-square-foot apartment in Little Rock, but his own neighbors say they never see him, and one across the hall didn't even know anyone lived there.
A group representing FanDuel and DraftKings gave $200,000 to the Southeastern Conservative Foundation, a dark-money nonprofit formed in July 2025 by people at the center of Tommy Tuberville's run for Alabama governor. Online sports betting is illegal in Alabama, and Tuberville says the next governor should leave gambling to the legislature.
Before Jim Pillen recommended lobbyist Julie Bushell for a $208,333-a-month no-bid contract, she was pushing lawmakers to fund her company's nitrate sensors. The state's top environmental official warned Pillen's chief of staff the technology was unproven. The lawmaker carrying the bill says he never saw the warning.
Records show Roger Marshall's ballot goes to a Kansas P.O. box, he held Florida fishing licenses from 2019 until May, his wife listed their Sarasota house as her main address, and the family pays roughly five times more in property taxes in Florida than in Kansas.
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After leaving Congress, Mike Rogers moved to a $1.7 million Cape Coral estate, registered to vote in Florida and claimed a tax break on it as his primary residence.