Doug Jones pointed at Tuberville's Senate financial disclosures and asked whether Alabama's likely next governor personally profits from data centers. The disclosures show a China critic who traded a Chinese AI giant's stock and options, and broke the STOCK Act reporting it.
Charles is running for governor of Maine on rooting out fraud, waste, and no-bid contracts. Maine Beacon found his own firm lobbied for MZM Inc., whose CEO pleaded guilty to bribing a congressman, while MZM held a no-bid Pentagon contract worth up to $250 million.
Axios found Evans was the sixth-highest spender of taxpayer money on advertising of any member of the House through late July. He spent nearly as much as Colorado's whole congressional delegation combined, and the firm he paid to make the ads is the same firm his campaign pays.
Hinson backed S.F. 488 in 2017 and voted to double its set-aside in 2019. In 2021 her husband Matthew Arenholz co-founded BAM Development with two fellow Iowa legislators. In 2023 BAM was awarded $1 million in credits S.F. 488 made possible.
Asked on Aug. 31 whether he backs Miller's reelection, the Speaker said yes and called the abuse allegations 'some issues in his personal life.' Sen. Bernie Moreno, whose daughter is the accuser, says she 'lives in constant fear of this man.'
Judge Julien Xavier Neals refused on Aug. 25 to dismiss Joyce Rosely's whistleblower claim against Ramaswamy personally. She says he demanded she violate securities laws, heard her objections, and helped fire her. A second former Strive employee alleged the same thing.
In 2021, then-state Rep. Joe Mitchell voted to expand Iowa's Workforce Housing Tax Credit. Two development firms he later partnered in took $2,559,880 from that program across three projects. He calls the federal version 'too much paperwork.'
Ben and Felicia Horowitz gave Better Nevada PAC $1 million on May 11. Lombardo posted his support for data centers on May 14. On May 21 the wife of Switch's founder gave another $1 million. He wrote in June that data centers raise water use and power bills, but 'it isn't happening in Nevada.'
Voters in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties will decide on November 3 whether to write an insider trading ban into their county charters. Residents gathered nearly double the signatures required. One provision would put their congressman's own stock trades in an annual county report.