A panel of House lawmakers found “substantial evidence” that Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, who’s facing federal fraud charges, committed conduct outlined in the indictment against her.
The investigative subcommittee under House Ethics found violations of campaign finance laws and regulations; criminal laws; the Ethics in Government Act; the Code of Ethics for Government Service; and House rules. The Florida Democrat has already been indicted for siphoning FEMA funds for her campaign, taking part in a straw donor scheme and tax fraud.
“The ISC’s investigation has revealed substantial evidence of conduct consistent with the allegations in the…
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