WASHINGTON – Today, Committee on House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil (WI-01), Committee on the Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (OH-04), and Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman James Comer (KY-01) requested documents and transcribed interviews with five members of ActBlue’s Board of Directors.  

Today’s letters come in advance of the Committee on House Administration’s June 10th public hearing with ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones. 

Read the five letters here. 

The below excerpts are pulled from the Chairmen’s letter to ActBlue’s Board Chairwoman Kimberly Peeler-Allen: 

“According to the New York Times, in February 2025, ActBlue staff notified the company’s Board of Directors about vulnerabilities stemming from apparently ‘knowing and willful’ acceptance of foreign donations and CEO Regina Wallace-Jones’s past misrepresentations to Congress about these donations. 

“You reportedly stated that ActBlue, apparently in consultation with the Board of Directors, decided not to ‘correct’ Ms. Wallace-Jones’s false statements to Congress. 

“Internal emails produced to the Committees indicate that ActBlue’s union also raised concerns to the Board of Directors during the same period about mass resignations, firings, and alleged internal retaliation related to ActBlue’s failure to adequately address fraud and apparent attempts to mislead Congress.” 

Fox News Digital first covered the story. Read more here.  

A full timeline of the Committees’ ActBlue investigation can be found here. 

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