Regina Wallace-Jones May Have Lied to Congress, ActBlue's Own Lawyer Found
A joint House Judiciary, House Administration and Oversight report found ActBlue's passport check never required a valid passport number.
- House Judiciary, House Administration and House Oversight released "Fraud on ActBlue, Part III" on September 16, 2026, the third report since 2024.
- "ActBlue, one of the largest online political contribution platforms, maintains unserious fraud-prevention practices that allow illegal foreign donations."
- ActBlue's own outside counsel found CEO Regina Wallace-Jones may have misled Congress, calling it 'knowing and willful.'
Why it matters: Fraud prevention that answers to the party it funds polices nothing but its own reputation.
House Judiciary Committee (joint with House Administration & Oversight) — "Fraud on ActBlue, Part III: ActBlue's Failure to Prevent Illegal Foreign Political Contributions" ↗ · Sep 16, 20269/16/26