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Public scrutiny across party lines. This list includes current, outgoing, and former officials, each identified by their status. The numerical party balance does not imply equivalent case types or wrongdoing. An indictment or investigation is not a conviction. Everyone charged is presumed innocent; a formal censure is labeled separately as a completed legislative action. Overlapping donors are not evidence of coordination, and a shared name is not proof of identity.
L. Louise Lucas Virginia State Senate Federal indictment — allegations only Public-case file · 235 linked records A separate public-records case study of a Virginia state senator. She is not part of the 92-person 2026 cohort. The indictment is a set of allegations. Everyone named is presumed innocent. LaMonica McIver U.S. Representative, New Jersey 10th District Federal indictment — pending charges; allegations only Party: Democratic · Federal criminal record · 5 linked records Three federal counts under 18 U.S.C. §111(a) arising from a May 2025 oversight visit at Delaney Hall remain in the case. In August 2026, the Third Circuit affirmed denial of legislative-immunity dismissal for Counts 1–2 and remanded Count 3 for further proceedings. McIver filed a rehearing-en-banc petition on October 9, 2026. She denies the allegations and is presumed innocent. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Former U.S. Representative, Florida 20th District; resigned April 21, 2026 Federal indictment — pending charges; allegations only Party: Democratic · Federal criminal record · 5 linked records DOJ announced an indictment alleging theft and laundering of a $5 million FEMA-funded overpayment, illegal campaign contributions, and a false tax return. Federal charges remain pending; she is no longer in the current roster. A resignation is not a criminal conviction. The defendant is presumed innocent. Christopher Flanagan Massachusetts State Representative, 1st Barnstable District (outgoing after 2026 election) Federal indictment — pending charges; allegations only Party: Democratic · Federal criminal record · 4 linked records A superseding federal indictment charges eight wire-fraud counts, one money-laundering count, one records-falsification count and three false-tax-return counts. The accusations concern association funds and reporting. He did not seek reelection. He has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent. LaToya Cantrell Former Mayor of New Orleans; served until January 12, 2026 Federal indictment — pending charges; allegations only Party: Democratic · Federal criminal record · 3 linked records A superseding federal indictment alleges conspiracy, wire fraud, obstruction-related offenses and false statements involving the former mayor and a former police officer. Both have pleaded not guilty. Court reporting records a trial continuance to March 15, 2027. She is presumed innocent. Brian A. DePeña Mayor of Lawrence, Massachusetts (nonpartisan municipal office; Democratic affiliation) Federal indictment — pending charges; allegations only Party: Democratic · Federal criminal record · 4 linked records A federal indictment charges four wire-fraud counts and seven unlawful-monetary-transaction counts involving COVID-19 small-business loans and alleged prohibited uses of money. He has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent. Kevin Stitt Governor of Oklahoma State ethics investigation — findings and concerns; no criminal charges in this packet Party: Republican · Formal ethics record · 3 linked records The Oklahoma Ethics Commission’s October 2026 statement says its investigation found evidence from which a reasonable person could conclude the Governor’s Office’s authority and influence was used concerning Sara Polston’s custody/release. It expressly identified limited direct involvement by Stitt personally and raises concerns under Ethics Rule 4.5. This is not a criminal case or a finding of guilt. Danny Williams Oklahoma State Representative, House District 28 State ethics formal investigation — allegations only; not criminal charges Party: Republican · Formal ethics record · 5 linked records The Oklahoma Ethics Commission released a Notice of Allegations in Case 2026-19 and says the formal review remains open. It identifies substantial evidence of potential violations of Rules 4.4, 4.5 and 4.7 concerning official actions, grants and affiliated entities. The notice expressly states it concerns alleged ethics-rule violations, not criminal-code allegations. Cory Mills U.S. Representative, Florida 7th District (outgoing 119th Congress) House ethics subcommittee review — allegations only Party: Republican · Formal ethics record · 2 linked records A House Ethics Investigative Subcommittee continues reviewing complex allegations. Its May 2026 statement describes a February 2025 incident, a civil injunction, and substantial document and witness work. The statement records that police did not bring charges for the incident; the ethics review is not a conviction or a final finding. Max Miller U.S. Representative, Ohio 7th District (outgoing 119th Congress) House ethics review — allegations only Party: Republican · Formal ethics record · 3 linked records On August 4, 2026, the House Ethics Committee disclosed a Rule 18(a) review of allegations of domestic violence/abuse or illegal drug use. The Committee expressly says the investigation and disclosure do not themselves indicate a violation. No final finding is reported in this pack. Chuck Edwards U.S. Representative, North Carolina 11th District (outgoing 119th Congress) Completed House ethics action — censure adopted September 1, 2026 Party: Republican · Formal ethics record · 2 linked records This case is different from an indictment or an unresolved review. The House adopted H.Res.1498, adopted the Ethics Committee report, and censured Representative Edwards on September 1, 2026. It is a completed congressional disciplinary action, not a criminal conviction.
These are deliberately thin, source-first case files: court and ethics records, responses and procedure. A hub is not proof of a broader personal or donor network. Current and former offices are labeled; Watch is separate from the Congress roster.