Boebert's own bill to finish a pipeline bringing clean water to 50,000 southeastern Coloradans was vetoed. She now says she was told the reason was that a convicted election criminal was sitting in a Colorado prison. Peters walked free on parole in June. The veto still stands — and Boebert is still defending the man who issued it.
New tax filings show Florida's state-created charity moved its financial records out of a state building and into the office of a Republican compliance firm — the same one that keeps the books for the super PAC supporting Moody's Senate campaign.
Lindell's campaign bought 2,500 pillows from Lindell's own company and threw them off a parade float. An administrative law judge found evidence of a prima facie violation of Minnesota campaign finance law.
Adam Kidan has given at least $350,000 to committees tied to Lloyd Smucker. After Trump pardoned him and wiped out his restitution, another Pennsylvania Republican gave the money back. Smucker's campaign called America "the land of second chances."
Roger Marshall broke the STOCK Act by disclosing a dependent child's pandemic-era trades in Microsoft, Disney, Chevron, Gilead and Roku more than 17 months late. In 2026 he cosponsored a bill to ban exactly that.
A neighbor called 911 saying Roger Marshall almost ran him over with a pickup. Marshall pleaded no contest — then a prosecutor whose father was Marshall's business partner and across-the-street neighbor got the conviction swapped for a traffic ticket.
In March 2022, a check from Summit's Bruce Rastetter landed in Joe Mitchell's campaign account. Eight days later he cast the lone Republican vote against protecting Iowa landowners from the CO2 pipeline's eminent domain.
The New York Times caught Iowa's Republican Senate nominee lifting other people's sentences more than a dozen times. Her first move was to point at a staffer. Her second was to call it a partisan attack.
A Dallas philanthropist says Gooden and Matt Gaetz branded him a criminal on One America News over a $270 million charity dispute — a month after a court had found no serious issue to be tried. The defamation suit landed the same week Gooden's ethics investigation did.