The Washington Inquisitor
Eugene Vindman
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Bipartisan House bill would revive Congress’s technology office
Reps. Takano, Casten, Foster, Beyer and Obernolte introduced a bill to create a Congressional Office of Technology, nearly three decades after the original OTA was defunded.
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The DMV delegation’s leadership PACs: $17.5 million raised, and Hoyer’s AmeriPAC is nearly half
FEC records show 15 leadership PACs tied to Washington-area lawmakers reported $17.5 million in receipts this cycle. Hoyer’s AmeriPAC raised $8.3 million and put $600,000 behind Adrian Boafo in MD-5.
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Maryland and Virginia House members reported $176,509 in privately funded trips this year
Eight Maryland and Virginia House members disclosed 11 privately sponsored trips in 2026, with sponsors reporting $176,509.47 in costs. Rep. Johnny Olszewski reported the most and Rep. Andy Harris took the most…
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Vindman has raised 42 times as much as his Republican rival on a six-way 7th District ballot
FEC records show Rep. Eugene Vindman with $16.3 million raised to Republican Douglas Ollivant’s $389,000. Four other candidates are on the ballot, including an anti-abortion activist who recruited one of his rivals.
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DMV House offices spent $9.1 million in six months, and McClain Delaney ranked 10th in the House
House disbursement records show the region’s 11 House offices spent $9.09 million from January through June 2026. Six of them put heavy money into ads, mail and telephone town halls before the…