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House Panel Summons ActBlue CEO Over Security And Foreign Donation Concerns

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A House committee has summoned ActBlue CEO to testify about security and foreign-donation concerns. The scheduled hearing aims to probe whether the nonprofit's systems prevent prohibited foreign money from influencing U.S. campaigns. Lawmakers also want details on cybersecurity safeguards after broader worries about election-related hacking and online vulnerabilities.

ActBlue is a major digital fundraising hub used by Democratic candidates and progressive groups, collecting small-dollar donations across hundreds of campaigns. Some lawmakers said the CEO "needs to come clean" as critics on social media pressed for answers and transparency. Supporters of ActBlue warned that the inquiry could be politically motivated and stressed the platform's role in expanding small-donor participation.

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House Administration Committee set a May 19 hearing to question ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones
Interim report says five ActBlue fraud and legal staffers pleaded the Fifth 146 times in depositions
Chair Bryan Steil and Rep. Jim Jordan cite concerns about lax security, possible foreign donations, and allegedly incomplete subpoena responses

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