North Carolina Representative Chuck Edwards filed a formal complaint with the Office of Congressional Conduct on September 16, 2026, against House Ethics Committee Chairman Michael Guest and Ranking Member Mark DeSaulniers. Edwards accused the committee leaders of ethics violations in their investigation of him.
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Congressman Chuck Edwards has filed a formal submission with the Office of Congressional Conduct against House Ethics Committee Chairman Michael Guest and Ranking Member Mark DeSaulnier, alleging they circumvented the committee’s own rules to recommend his censure.
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) filed a complaint against the top Republican and Democrat on the House Ethics Committee on Tuesday, accusing the lawmakers who investigated him of breaking their own rules. Why it matters: Edwards is escalating his fight against the committee just two weeks after the House voted 413-2 to censure him over its findings that he violated House rules related to sexual harass
Rep. Chuck Edwards of North Carolina announced he has filed a formal complaint against the leaders of the House Committee on Ethics.