House GOP chairman Bryan Steil demands hearing with ActBlue CEO on potentially ‘fraudulent and illegal political donations’
By Josh Christenson
Published on April 23, 2026.
House GOP chairman, Bryan Steil, has invited the CEO of ActBlue, Regina Wallace-Jones, to testify on May 19 amid reports that the Democratic fundraising platform loosened fraud safeguards to accept potentially "fraudulent and illegal political donations". Steil stated that ActBlue's production to a July 2025 subpoena was deliberately incomplete and there are outstanding questions about its "fundamentally unserious approach to fraud prevention". The House Administration Committee has been investigating ActBlue for two years and has subpoenaed current and former ActBlue officials and attorneys for testimony. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued the platform after investigators in his office were able to make donations using fake identities.
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