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House GOP issues new subpoenas, ramping up ActBlue investigation
- House Republicans have issued subpoenas for testimony from two ActBlue officials regarding alleged widespread fraud on the fundraising platform, according to subpoena letters obtained by The Post.
- The subpoenas are part of a congressional inquiry occurring alongside a Justice Department investigation initiated by President Trump to probe ActBlue's handling of donations.
- ActBlue has allegedly faced scrutiny for weakening fraud-prevention measures during the 2024 election cycle, based on documents showing increasing suspicious donations.
- ActBlue has denied any wrongdoing and claims the investigations are politically motivated attacks on democracy, according to a statement from the organization.
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ActBlue Officials To Be Dragged Before Congress As DOJ Probe Finds "Widespread" Fraud At The Democrat Organization - The American Tribune.com
In a major victory for the GOP, the leadership of the key Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue is being summoned to testify before House Republicans about evidence of fraudulent donations coming in on their watch, with a telling press release from the House Judiciary Committee revealing that new hires at the organization were pushed to accept donations while asking as few questions as possible. For context, the House Committee on the Judiciar…
What Is ActBlue Hiding? Subpoenas Raise Big Questions - American Faith
House Republicans have subpoenaed two current and former ActBlue officials as part of an investigation into what they describe as “widespread” fraud on the Democratic Party’s primary fundraising platform. The subpoenas, obtained by The New York Post, target a current senior workflow specialist and former Vice President of Customer Service Alyssa Twomey. The letters were issued Wednesday and signed by Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY), Judiciary…
ActBlue Officials Are Being Subpoenaed Amid Fraud Investigation.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: House Republicans issued subpoenas to two current and former ActBlue officials over alleged fraud on the Democrats’ largest fundraising platform.WHO WAS INVOLVED: An unnamed ActBlue senior workflow specialist, former Vice President of Customer Service Alyssa Twomey, and House GOP committee leaders James Comer, Jim Jordan, and Bryan Steil.WHEN & WHERE: Subpoenas were issued on Wednesday, June 25, 2025. Testimonies are s…
ActBlue Officials Summoned to Testify Before Congress Over Fundraising Fraud Concerns › American Greatness
Officials from the massive Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue have been called to testify before House Republicans about potential “widespread” fraud as the U.S. Department of […] Source
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