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Referral·Office of Congressional Ethicsreferral

OCE Referral Regarding Rep. Wesley Hunt

Published June 24, 202412 pages
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Briefing

The Office of Congressional Ethics reviewed Rep. Wesley Hunt’s campaign committee, Hunt for Congress, and found substantial reason to believe the campaign converted funds to personal use or made expenditures not attributable to bona fide campaign or political purposes. The OCE identified payments to the Oak Room at the Post Oak Hotel, including membership fees and large catering/facility charges, and reported the committee spent $74,525.60 at the Post Oak Hotel between April 2022 and January 2024. The Board recommended the House Committee on Ethics further review the matter and issue subpoenas to obtain testimony and records.

Allegations

  • [high]Hunt for Congress reported campaign disbursements that may not be legitimate and verifiable campaign expenditures attributable to bona fide campaign or political purposes.
  • [high]Rep. Hunt converted campaign funds from Hunt for Congress to personal use by using campaign funds to pay for Oak Room membership and other benefits.
  • [medium]Hunt for Congress made payments to the Post Oak Hotel for facility rental, catering, membership, and hotel rooms that may not have been campaign-related.

Findings

  • [referred]The Board found there is substantial reason to believe Rep. Hunt converted campaign funds from Hunt for Congress to personal use or that the campaign committee expended funds not attributable to bona fide campaign or political purposes.

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