Accountability coverage for Cory Mills. The same FEC matching rules apply to every candidate in the indexed financial snapshots. Records span years beyond the 2026 funding cycle. Campaign respondents and personal conduct are identified separately.
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FEC enforcement records
0 linked case numbers · not a conduct score
No FEC case title matched this campaign’s linked committee names.
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Reviewed investigations & context
Supplementary source review
Partial review · includes broader investigations and context for selected FEC matters above · do not add these counts together
House Committee on Ethics · Investigative subcommittee established November 2025
Investigation into disclosure, campaign finance and other conduct
Investigation announced
Action date
May 11, 2026
Conduct period
Includes 2022 and 2024 campaigns and 2025 conduct
Who the record concerns
Cory Mills, personally
Conduct described in the record
The Committee authorized review of alleged disclosure failures, campaign-finance violations, improper gifts and special favors, sexual misconduct or dating violence, and misuse of congressional resources or status.
Outcome / procedural status
In the latest substantive public update located, dated May 11, 2026, the investigative subcommittee reported more than 20 subpoenas and continuing evidence collection. It had not published final findings.
Establishing the investigation is not a finding that a violation occurred. The May update notes police did not charge Mills over a February 2025 assault allegation; it also explains that this decision does not resolve the Committee’s review.
What “investigation announced” means
An authority publicly announced an investigation. This establishes a process, not that the alleged conduct occurred.
Reported receipts$880.7K
All incoming funds, including transfers
Reported spending$853.9K
Disbursements, including transfers
Cash on hand$67.7K
At the end of the reporting period
Debts owed$2M
Outstanding reported obligations
WHERE CONTRIBUTIONS COME FROM
The funding mix
$759,862.55Total reported contributions
Individuals$713,362.5593.9%
Other political committees$46,5006.1%
The candidate$00.0%
Party committees$00.0%
Inside individual contributions
Itemized$228,093.01
Unitemized$485,269.54
Unitemized is a disclosure category, not a count of small donors.
Contributions exclude loans, transfers, and other receipts. Committee contributions include PACs and other political committees. See definitions ↗
BEYOND CONTRIBUTIONS
Loans, transfers & refunds
These categories help explain why total receipts differ from contributions.
Transfers from authorized committees
$117,000
Candidate loans
$0
Other loans
$0
Transfers to authorized committees
$0
Individual contribution refunds
$692
Committee contribution refunds
$0
Receipts and spending can include money moved between a candidate’s own committees. Refunds are listed separately; contributions above are gross reported amounts.
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Committee contribution records
The latest matching record from each of up to 12 committees, ordered by transaction date. Each amount is a single reported transaction, not that committee’s total giving. Filings may include amendments, memo entries, and negative adjustments.
Recent committee contribution records for Cory Mills
Source: FEC committee-to-candidate files, downloaded Sep 15, 2026. Reporting committee names come from the committee registry. These records exclude independent expenditures and do not reconcile to candidate-reported receipts. Selection methodology ↗