28 House lawmakers investigated for alleged sexual misconduct: full list

From the article:

The House Ethics Committee released a list of 28 investigations into members of Congress over several decades on Monday amid two high-profile cases involving allegations of sexual misconduct by lawmakers.

The bipartisan committee said it was “dedicated to maintaining a congressional workplace free from sexual misconduct” as it released the list of cases, some of which ended in members losing their seat, while other cases were never resolved because a member left the House.

“Moreover, unfortunately, there likely exist matters never reported to the Committee,” the committee’s press release read. “As the Committee has repeatedly asserted to the House community, through investigative matters and other actions, it treats allegations of sexual misconduct with the utmost seriousness.”

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Where are the Epstein files? Oh wait we had to go to war with Iran so media can forget that Epstein existed

Representative Eric Swalwell (D) (2026) — Allegations of sexual misconduct, including with a staffer; Outcome: Ethics Committee loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Tony Gonzales (R) (2026) — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Cory Mills (R) (2025) — Allegations of sexual misconduct and/or dating violence; Outcome: Investigation ongoing.
Representative Matt Gaetz (R) (2024) — Allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor and solicitation of prostitution; Outcome: Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
Representative George Santos (R) (2023) — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; Outcome: Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Madison Cawthorn (R) (2022) — Alleged improper relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Michael F. Q. San Nicolas (D) (2022) — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Tom Reed (R) (2021) — Alleged sexual harassment of a lobbyist; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Alcee Hastings (D) (2020) — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Public statement finding no sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Katie Hill (D) (2019) — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Ruben Kihuen (D) (2018) — Alleged sexual harassment of campaign staffers and a lobbyist; Outcome: Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Patrick Meehan (R) (2018) — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Blake Farenthold (R) (2018) — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Trent Franks (R) (2017) — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative John Conyers (D) (2017) — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Alcee Hastings (D) (2014) — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; Outcome: Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Eric Massa (D) (2010) — Alleged sexual harassment of staffers; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Mark Foley/House Page Investigation (R) (2006) — Sexual misconduct involving House pages; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction over Foley and a public report finding no violations by current members.
Representative Gary Condit (D) (2001) — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Law enforcement deferral and loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Mel Reynolds (D) (1995) — Sexual misconduct with a minor; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.
Representative Barney Frank (D) (1990) — Alleged sexual misconduct involving prostitution and/or use of the House gym; Outcome: Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Gus Savage (D) (1990) — Alleged sexual harassment during official travel; Outcome: Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Jim Bates (D) (1989) — Alleged sexual harassment of staffers; Outcome: Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Donald “Buz” Lukens (R) (1989) — Sexual misconduct with a minor; Outcome: Public staff report finding sexual misconduct violations.
House “Sex and Drugs” Investigation (1982-83) — Sexual misconduct involving House pages; Outcome: Public interim report finding no violations by current members.
Representative Gerry Studds (D) (1983) — Sexual misconduct with a minor; Outcome: Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Daniel Crane (R) (1983) — Sexual misconduct with a minor; Outcome: Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
Representative Wayne Hays (D) (1976) — Sexual relationship with a staffer; Outcome: Loss of jurisdiction.

Sad, my first thought, “that can’t be all.”

* **Representative Eric Swalwell (D) (2026)** — Allegations of sexual misconduct, including with a staffer; **Outcome:** Ethics Committee loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Tony Gonzales (R) (2026)** — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Cory Mills (R) (2025)** — Allegations of sexual misconduct and/or dating violence; **Outcome:** Investigation ongoing.
* **Representative Matt Gaetz (2024) (R)** — Allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor and solicitation of prostitution; **Outcome:** Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative George Santos (2023) (R)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; **Outcome:** Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Madison Cawthorn (2022) (R)** — Alleged improper relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Michael F. Q. San Nicolas (D) (2022)** — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Tom Reed (R) (2021)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a lobbyist; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Alcee Hastings (D) (2020)** — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Public statement finding no sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Katie Hill (D) (2019)** — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Ruben Kihuen (D) (2018)** — Alleged sexual harassment of campaign staffers and a lobbyist; **Outcome:** Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Patrick Meehan (R) (2018)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Blake Farenthold (R) (2018)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Trent Franks (R) (2017)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative John Conyers (D) (2017)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Alcee Hastings (D) (2014)** — Alleged sexual harassment of a staffer; **Outcome:** Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Eric Massa (D) (2010)** — Alleged sexual harassment of staffers; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Mark Foley/House Page Investigation (R) (2006)** — Sexual misconduct involving House pages; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction over Foley and a public report finding no violations by current members.
* **Representative Gary Condit (D) (2001)** — Alleged sexual relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Law enforcement deferral and loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Mel Reynolds (D) (1995)** — Sexual misconduct with a minor; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.
* **Representative Barney Frank (D) (1990)** — Alleged sexual misconduct involving prostitution and/or use of the House gym; **Outcome:** Public report finding no sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Gus Savage (D) (1990)** — Alleged sexual harassment during official travel; **Outcome:** Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Jim Bates (D) (1989)** — Alleged sexual harassment of staffers; **Outcome:** Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Donald “Buz” Lukens (R) (1989)** — Sexual misconduct with a minor; **Outcome:** Public staff report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **House “Sex and Drugs” Investigation (1982-83)** — Sexual misconduct involving House pages; **Outcome:** Public interim report finding no violations by current members.
* **Representative Gerry Studds (D) (1983)** — Sexual misconduct with a minor; **Outcome:** Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Daniel Crane (R) (1983)** — Sexual misconduct with a minor; **Outcome:** Public report finding sexual misconduct violations.
* **Representative Wayne Hays (D) (1976)** — Sexual relationship with a staffer; **Outcome:** Loss of jurisdiction.

I added the party affiliation since that was missing.

Cool, do everyone else. Actual consequences. Not just apologies. Consequences. Lose jobs, lose jobs, lose everything is the kind of stuff I’m talking

No Jim Jordan?

Amazing how, after 9/11, Gary Condit faded into the background of everything.

Going back 50 years, but not including Dennis Hastert?

What kind of half-assed article is this bullshit? I’d be embarrassed to have my my name attached to that byline, if that’s the standard of accuracy.

Don’t stop here, keep going, throw every single one of them in the trash and light it on fire. 

That’s all? I figured the number would be much higher

Guys, quit fooling around with your staffers

Consequences should be higher for elected officials not lower. Losing your job is not a punishment, it’s a byproduct of your bad choices. We certainly should not be using one red cent of taxpayer money to pay settlements for these scumbags that have broken the public trust and sullied the office they are given the honor to serve, no matter how sexy all those staffers are (that’s a joke).

Fuck it. Investigate everyone. Get all these perverts/sex offender/pedos out of our government .

At this point, can the list be made up of the people are NOT being accused of sexual misconduct? What is wrong with people? The first thing you are usually taught as a kid is to keep your hands to yourself.

Anyone else notice the trend away from finding responsibility for the allegation?

Any of them drag queens?

Let that be a lesson to you young politicians…. If you wanna be a total POS scumb bag, you gotta be President.

Absolute power corrupts absolutely… forget Kings it’s a work place dynamic