Dem fundraising giant ActBlue hit with subpoena by top House committees

House Committees Issue Subpoena To ActBlue CEO

The subpoena gives Regina Wallace-Jones until Aug. 12 to turn over the documents the committees have requested.

Three Committees Issue Subpoenas to Dem Fundraiser ActBlue

ActBlue faces multiple subpoenas over allegations of fraud and donor information mishandling.

House Committees Subpoena ActBlue CEO

ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones was just subpoenaed. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil, and Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman James Comer issued the subpoena. This comes amid an investigation into Act Blue. They said in a press release, “Although ActBlue initially provided documents voluntarily, it has since suspended its cooperation with the Committees. Therefore…

It’s Finally Happening: House Republicans Subpoena Democratic Fundraising Platform ActBlue Amid Fraud Allegations

In a coordinated effort, three key House committees issued a subpoena to ActBlue, a major Democratic fundraising organization, on Tuesday. The move comes after accusations that the platform may have processed “fraudulent or illegal” contributions supporting progressive candidates. The committees’ correspondence to ActBlue explained the action, stating, “Given reports that online donation portals facilitating political contributions have handled …

House Panels Subpoena ActBlue CEO for Documents in Probe - The Virginia Star

by Natalia Mittelstadt   Three House committees on Tuesday subpoenaed ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones for documents in the panels’ probe of the online fundraising platform used for Democratic campaigns. The chairmen of the House committees on Administration, Judiciary, and Oversight and Government Reform sent the subpoena on Tuesday, requesting Wallace-Jones provide the documents by Aug. 12. “In light of allegations that online fundraising plat…

SCOOP: Dem fundraising giant ActBlue hit with subpoena by top House committees

Three GOP-led House committees subpoena ActBlue after the Democratic fundraising platform allegedly suspended cooperation with lawmakers investigating illegal donations.