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House votes to disclose members' taxpayer
The vote comes in the wake of several scandals that rocked the lower chamber throughout 2026, including the resignations of both Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) and Tony Gonzales (R-TX) after they faced sexual assault and sexual misconduct allegations, respectively. Swalwell and Gonzales’s conduct each prompted fierce blowback from their colleagues, with representatives vowing to bring accountability to the chamber.
Massie and Mace have each been at the forefront of advocacy for sexual assault victims in Congress, championing the release of the Epstein files throughout the past several years. Mace said she voted present on Massie’s bill because she had already subpoenaed the House’s records related to sexual harassment payments.
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“I subpoena’d this in March and released it in May via the Oversight Committee. It’s already been done,” Mace posted on X after the vote.