House Republicans continue probe into ActBlue over foreign donation concerns

House Republicans said they will keep investigating ActBlue after internal memos and committee findings raised new questions about whether the Democratic fundraising platform accepted foreignlinked donations. The allegations center on donor verification practices and whether the company misled Congress about how it handled contributions. According to GOP lawmakers, ActBlue employees may have approved donations despite warning signs in some cases, including references to foreign IP addresses and possible nonU.S. donors. ActBlue has denied wrongdoing, saying its verification systems were improved and that there is no evidence foreign donations are a broad problem in U.S. elections. The House Oversight, House Administration, and Judiciary Committees are expected to continue seeking documents and depositions as the dispute intensifies. ActBlue says the accusations are politically motivated, while Republicans argue the platform’s practices deserve closer scrutiny.