Overview
- 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.