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Cory Mills
U.S. Representative, Florida 7th District (outgoing 119th Congress) · Republican · Florida · serving the remainder of the term
House ethics subcommittee review — allegations only
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.
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| From | Relationship | To | Evidence | Date | Amount | Source | Notes |
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| Cory Mills | ethics review — Code of Official Conduct and other standards | House Ethics Investigative Subcommittee | reported | 2026-05-11 | Public filing | A formal review continues, with more than 20 subpoenas authorized and thousands of documents collected. This is not a final adverse finding. Allegations or formal procedural record only; not a criminal conviction. | |
| Cory Mills | procedural context — no assault charge brought in February incident | Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department | reported | 2026-05-11 | Public filing | Committee notes the police did not bring assault charges, while also saying a decision not to charge is not a finding of innocence. Allegations or formal procedural record only; not a criminal conviction. |