Rep. Cory Mills Faces House Ethics Investigation Over Federal Contracts and Financial Disclosures

The House Ethics Committee is reviewing allegations of misconduct, including Mills' companies holding federal contracts and irregularities in his financial disclosures.

The House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Cory Mills for allegedly holding federal contracts through his companies while serving in Congress, potentially violating federal law.
A report from the Office of Congressional Conduct highlights nearly $1 million in federal contracts awarded to Mills' companies for munitions and weapons since January 2023.
Mills is also accused of financial disclosure irregularities, including questions about the source of $1.8 million he loaned to his campaign in 2021 and 2022.
The Office of Congressional Conduct noted Mills' lack of cooperation during its investigation, recommending subpoenas to compel his participation.
Separately, Mills is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police Department for allegations of assault in February 2025, though no charges have been filed.