H. Res. 878 
In the House of Representatives, U. S., 
December 1, 2023. 
Whereas Representative George Santos is a Member of the 
United States House of Representatives; 
Whereas soon after his election in November 2022, Rep-
resentative Santos’ background came under public scru-
tiny; 
Whereas, on February 28, 2023, the Committee on Ethics of 
the House unanimously voted to impanel an Investigative 
Subcommittee (hereinafter in this resolution referred to 
as the ‘‘ISC’’) to review whether Representative Santos 
may have engaged in unlawful activity with respect to his 
2022 congressional campaign, failed to properly disclose 
required information on statements filed with the House, 
violated Federal conflict of interest laws in connection 
with his role in a firm providing fiduciary services, and 
engaged in sexual misconduct towards an individual seek-
ing employment in his congressional office; 
Whereas the ISC met nine times and, over the course of its 
investigation, authorized 37 subpoenas and 43 voluntary 
requests for information (RFIs) leading to its receipt of 
over 172,000 pages of documents, contacted or inter-
viewed over 40 witnesses, and reviewed materials received 
from the Office of Congressional Ethics and relevant 
court records;
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Whereas the ISC determined in its investigation that there 
was substantial evidence of violations of Federal law, the 
Rules of the House, and other applicable standards re-
lated to many of the allegations charged in the indict-
ment, and substantial evidence of additional unlawful and 
unethical conduct not charged in the indictment; 
Whereas these additional violations relate to falsely reported 
loans reportedly received by his 2020 campaign and lead-
ership political action committee, GADS PAC, improper 
loan repayments to himself, systemic reporting errors in 
his 2020 and 2022 campaign’s Federal Election Commis-
sion filings, and substantial evidence that campaign 
funds were converted to personal use; 
Whereas the ISC also identified additional errors and omis-
sions in his 2020 and 2022 Financial Disclosure State-
ments, as well as violations of Federal law and the Rules 
of the House related to his unfiled 2021 and 2023 Fi-
nancial Disclosure Statements, which were not charged in 
the indictment; 
Whereas the ISC also found that Representative Santos 
failed to meet his duty of candor with respect to the 
ISC’s investigation, and instead presented the ISC with 
misrepresentations and delay tactics; 
Whereas, on May 10, 2023, Representative Santos was 
charged in Federal court in the Eastern District of New 
York with wire fraud in connection with a fraudulent po-
litical contribution scheme, unlawful monetary trans-
actions in connection with the wire fraud allegations, 
theft of public money in connection with his alleged re-
ceipt of unemployment benefits, fraudulent application 
for and receipt of unemployment benefits, and false state-
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ments in connection with his 2020 and 2022 House of 
Representatives Financial Disclosure Statements; 
Whereas Nancy Marks, who served as Treasurer to Rep-
resentative Santos’ campaign, pleaded guilty to con-
spiracy to commit wire fraud, falsifying records, and 
identity theft in connection with the Santos campaign; 
Whereas a superseding indictment was filed on October 10, 
2023, charging Representative Santos with additional 
violations related to his 2022 campaign, including allega-
tions of falsifying Federal Election Commission reports in 
connection with a $500,000 personal loan that was never 
made, falsifying the names of contributors to his cam-
paign, engaging in aggravated identity theft and access 
device fraud, and enriching himself through a fraudulent 
contribution scheme; 
Whereas Sam Miele, who served as a fundraiser to Rep-
resentative Santos’ campaign, pleaded guilty to a Federal 
wire fraud charge after impersonating a senior congres-
sional aide for the purposes of soliciting funds; 
Whereas the ISC that was established to review the allega-
tions against Representative Santos adopted a report of 
its findings and submitted the report to the full com-
mittee; 
Whereas the Committee on Ethics of the House unanimously 
voted to adopt the ISC report based upon the investiga-
tion providing substantial evidence that Representative 
Santos— 
(1) knowingly caused his campaign committee to file 
false or incomplete reports with the Federal Election 
Commission, used campaign funds for personal purposes, 
engaged in fraudulent conduct in connection with Red-
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Stone Strategies LLC, and engaged in knowing and will-
ful violations of the Ethics in Government Act as it re-
lates to his Financial Disclosure Statements filed with 
the House; 
(2) was a knowing and active participant in the 
wrongdoing; and 
(3) was given an opportunity, pursuant to Com-
mittee Rule 17(b), to submit a signed written statement 
responding to the allegations raised in a complaint filed 
by his fellow Members but did not do so; 
Whereas the ISC— 
(1) requested that Representative Santos provide all 
documents and information responsive to its Request for 
Information, but he did not do so; 
(2) asked Representative Santos to voluntarily tes-
tify, but he did not do so; and 
(3) provided Representative Santos the opportunity, 
pursuant to Committee Rule 19(b)(3), to provide a state-
ment under oath, but he did not do so; 
Whereas as a Member of the United States House of Rep-
resentatives, Representative Santos must be held ac-
countable to the highest standards of conduct in order to 
safeguard the public’s faith in this institution; 
Whereas the Constitution of the United States charges the 
House with policing the behavior of its own Members, 
and the House should take action against Representative 
Santos commensurate with his violations of Federal law 
and the Rules of the House; and 
Whereas given his egregious violations, Representative George 
Santos is not fit to serve as a Member of the United 
States House of Representatives: Now, therefore, be it
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Resolved, That pursuant to article I, section 5, clause 2 
of the Constitution of the United States, Representative 
George Santos, be, and he hereby is, expelled from the United 
States House of Representatives. 
Attest: 
Clerk.