On August 28, Miller's congressional office aired a radio ad of a constituent thanking 'Congressman Miller' — 'paid for by official funds.' It ran a week before the pre-election blackout, three weeks after he said he'd loan his own campaign $1 million.
FEC filings show Spartz's campaign paid Jason Spartz $30,000 in November 2025 for 'annual rent' and has since paid nearly $6,000 in Hamilton County property taxes. Spartz says the $30,000 covered six years of back rent — but her campaign had reported 34 of those months as rent she donated for free.
Every host of John James' September 23 Washington fundraiser works at BGR Group, which has taken $590,000 to lobby for surveillance-camera company Flock — including the firm's president, a registered Flock lobbyist. As Michigan communities cancel Flock contracts, James has offered only generalities about balancing privacy and policing.
Husted's own ethics filings show JobsOhio gave him gifts in 2021, 2022 and 2023 while he was Ohio's lieutenant governor. By 2023 the group's board chairman was a paid Intel lobbyist working Husted's office. Neither Husted nor JobsOhio will say what the gifts were or what they were worth.
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Troy Downing calls himself a lifelong outdoorsman who protects public lands.
Every member of Congress has to publicly report their income, investments and debts each year. Lauren Boebert got an extension to July 14, blew past it, and still hasn't filed. It isn't the first time she has kept her finances from voters.
Ken Paxton's campaign took about $40,000 from donors tied to a Houston developer that courts investors in China for its Texas housing — before his super PAC spent more than $10 million on ads tying James Talarico to "communist China."
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Susan Collins spent 2018 to 2020 pushing the Navy to hand tens of millions of taxpayer dollars to a defense contractor called Navatek.
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Arkansas Congressman Steve Womack sits on the House Appropriations Committee, which decides which corporations get billions in federal cash — and every major weapons contractor is lining his pockets, from Boeing and Lockheed Martin to Northrop Grumman and RTX.