Here’s the List of Ongoing Investigations of 28 Members of the House for Sexual Misconduct
Representative Nancy Mace criticized Congress for protecting members accused of misconduct and threatened an expulsion vote for Cory Mills.
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Representative Nancy Mace criticized Congress for protecting members accused of misconduct and threatened an expulsion vote for Cory Mills.
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29 stories · 65–69 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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The House Ethics Committee released a historic list of 28 members investigated for sexual misconduct since 1976. The report comes amid new probes into Rep. Cory Mills and the recent resignations of Reps. Tony Gonzales and Eric Swalwell.
former representative who resigned amid allegations
Swalwell's version of this story ↗expelled former representative
representative cited for other ethics violations
former representative who resigned
Right-leaning outlets like American Wire News frame Mace’s actions as a principled crusade for transparency and an "avalanche of resignations" for predators in Congress. Conversely, left-leaning sources such as The New Republic characterize the exchange as "Republicans in disarray," focusing on the retaliatory nature of the expulsion threats between the two colleagues.
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