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Push to Expose Sexual Misconduct in Congress Gains Republican Support

Mace introduced a resolution to require public release of House Ethics Committee reports on sexual misconduct investigations.

Push to Expose Sexual Misconduct in Congress Gains Republican Support
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Nancy Mace introduced a resolution requiring the House Ethics Committee to release reports on sexual misconduct investigations, with victim-identifying information redacted. The effort has support from two Republican representatives and opposition from the committee chair, amid allegations involving Tony Gonzales that he denies.

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Nancy Mace
R · SC-1

Introduced a resolution to require public release of House Ethics Committee investigation reports.

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

The subject of reports alleging a relationship with an aide and the lawmaker Mace cited in explaining her resolution.

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Michael Guest
R · MS-3

House Ethics Committee chair who opposes the resolution.

Kat Cammack
R · FL-3

Representative who publicly supported Mace’s resolution.

Representative who publicly backed Mace’s resolution.

ALSO MENTIONED  Adrian Aviles, Widower of Regina Santos-Aviles, who revealed messages cited in the report.; Regina Santos-Aviles, Gonzales’s former aide, named in reports about an alleged relationship and text messages.

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Swamp Panic Incoming: Rep. Nancy Mace Moves to FORCE House Vote to Release Shocking Sexual Misconduct and Harassment Reports Involving Members of Congress and their Staff

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