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The complaint questioned where Santos got $705,000 he loaned his campaign last year, noting that when he ran for Congress in 2020, he reported only $55,000 in assets.

Just a couple of days after getting officially sworn-in as a member of Congress, admitted resume fabricator George Santos (R-Queens/Long Island) was hit with

New York Democrats went to Rep. George Santoss office Tuesday morning to hand him a copy of the formal complaint they were making against him with the House Ethics Committee.

Torres pointed to the millions of dollars Santos claimed to have gleaned from the clients of his company the Devolder Organization, while not disclosing the

The complaint questioned where Santos got $705,000 he loaned his campaign last year, noting that when he ran for Congress in 2020, he reported only $55,000 in assets.

A watchdog group filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission against Republican Rep. George Santos for allegedly violating campaign finance laws.

A campaign watchdog group is filing a complaint Monday with the Federal Election Commission, accusing newly sworn-in Rep. George Santos of illegally using campaign funds to pay personal expenses and

In a civil complaint filed Monday the nonprofit Campaign Legal Center accused the New York Republican of illegally using campaign donations for personal expenses.

The penalty for knowingly hiding the source of campaign funds can be up to five years imprisonment if the amount exceeds $25,000.

A federal watchdog on Monday urged the Federal Election Commission to investigate Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., alleging he violated federal campaign finance laws.