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.
Sen. Susan Collins helped pass the STOCK Act in 2012 to stop members of Congress from hiding their stock trades. A review found she failed to report up to $395,000 in trades — breaking the very law she championed.
Sen. Dan Sullivan's political groups have spent more than $1.5 million at luxury hotels and golf resorts. At the same time, he emailed Alaskans asking for $3 to help him 'pay for gas.'
Sen. Dan Sullivan's single biggest asset is stock in RPM International — the company his brother runs and his grandfather founded. In 2013 it paid nearly $61 million to settle charges it cheated the federal government. Sullivan has profited the whole time.
Facing a toss-up race, Zach Nunn's campaign worked to remove a third-party challenger from the Iowa ballot — both by filing a formal objection and by asking the candidate to drop out.
Court records show Gov. Sarah Sanders' own agriculture secretary and attorney general said a Jonesboro company was 'wrongly accused' and 'in compliance' with the law. She went on camera and called it a Communist China threat anyway.
In nearly 20 years he has never passed a single law, and former Ohio State wrestlers say he knew about their team doctor's abuse and did nothing.