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Regina Wallace-Jones.
American executive
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Regina Wallace-Jones is under scrutiny by Congress regarding her activities involving ActBlue and foreign donation vetting, leading to Fifth Amendment invocations.Some support2 reports
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Regina Wallace-Jones, CEO of ActBlue, was questioned about donations by Bryan Steil, a representative from Wisconsin.Some support2 reports
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Around Regina Wallace-Jones this week
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ActBlue StructuralCommittees led by Bryan Steil, Jim Jordan, and James Comer are threatening ActBlue with contempt charges.Moves Regina Wallace-Jones
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Congress OperationalMandated National Bridge Inspection Standards were established in 1968.Moves Regina Wallace-Jones
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ActBlue Structural
Regina Wallace-Jones serves as the CEO and president of ActBlue, managing its operations.
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Congress Operational
Regina Wallace-Jones provided testimony before a committee of the House Administration Committee of Congress.
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Barry Loudermilk Operational
Loudermilk questioned Wallace-Jones regarding her name while she held the CEO position.
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Bryan Steil Transactional
Bryan Steil questioned Regina Wallace-Jones regarding donations.
History
Events by the month they beganJuly 2026
1 eventJune 2026
3 events- The House holds a hearing into ActBlue's operations, during which Regina Wallace-Jones is questioned about the organization's activities.
- Regina Wallace-Jones is under scrutiny by Congress regarding her activities involving ActBlue and foreign donation vetting, leading to Fifth Amendment invocations.
- Regina Wallace-Jones, CEO of ActBlue, was questioned about donations by Bryan Steil, a representative from Wisconsin.