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House kills effort to release all congressional sexual misconduct and harassment reports

Nancy Mace pushed for public release of congressional sexual misconduct reports, but the House voted to refer her resolution to committee.

House kills effort to release all congressional sexual misconduct and harassment reports
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The House voted 357-65 to refer Rep. Nancy Mace’s resolution seeking public release of congressional sexual misconduct reports to committee, effectively killing it. The House Ethics Committee also opened an investigation into allegations against Rep. Tony Gonzales.

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Representative who introduced the resolution and forced a House vote

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Tony Gonzales
Former U.S. Representative (R-TX)

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House Refers Mace Resolution on Sexual Misconduct Records to Ethics Committee

Outlets agree the House voted 357-65 to refer Rep. Nancy Mace’s resolution seeking public release of congressional sexual-misconduct investigation records to the Ethics Committee. Center outlets describe the referral as ending her push while reporting both her criticism and committee concerns that disclosure could hinder investigations or discourage cooperation. Right-leaning outlets frame it more as a setback for transparency, emphasizing Mace’s criticism of the referral.

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