Georgia Senate nominee Mike Collins endorsed a ban on members of Congress trading stocks — while personally making dozens of cryptocurrency trades worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. His excuse doesn't hold up.
His campaign got caught tricking voters into putting him on the ballot, he trades millions in stocks while voting on the policies that move them, and he scored a flat 0% on protecting our air and water.
Georgia Senate candidate Mike Collins spent over $400,000 of taxpayer office money on TV ads that feature a Trump endorsement and look nearly identical to his own campaign ads — which House rules say is not allowed.
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity refused to hand over records about a 2022 policy change that stripped environmental factors out of how the state invests — a change that lines up neatly with her fossil-fuel ties.
Twice named one of the most corrupt members of Congress, bankrolled by defense contractors he oversees, and one of the worst environmental records you'll ever see.
Sen. Jon Husted's senior adviser took $22,652 from a Columbus lobbying firm while working in the senator's office. A formal ethics complaint now names Husted himself.
Ramaswamy's campaign for Ohio governor has hidden more than half a million dollars in spending behind a single credit card line — in a state where Republicans just gutted the independent watchdog.
A New York Times reporter finally spotted the missing New Jersey congressman at his home. He has skipped more than 100 votes since March — but kept trading stocks.
Ken Paxton crushed John Cornyn to win the GOP Senate nomination in Texas. Here is the record of scandals, indictments, and abuse of office that Republican voters just rewarded.