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House Ethics Committee Reviews Allegations Against Texas Reps. Jackson and Hunt Over Campaign Funds for Private Clubs
Jun 24, 2024, 08:46 PM
The House Ethics Committee is reviewing allegations against Texas Republican Representatives Ronny Jackson and Wesley Hunt for potentially misusing campaign funds. The allegations involve using campaign money to pay for private club memberships, which could be a violation of campaign finance rules. Both representatives are currently under investigation by the House Ethics Committee and an outside ethics office, which are still determining whether to open full-scale investigations. The committee has extended its review of the allegations following a unanimous vote, but no further details have been provided. Rep. Jackson’s campaign committee, Texans for Ronny Jackson, is specifically mentioned in the reports.
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