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Ethics panel: Pennsylvania Republican violated code of conduct with spouse’s stock trades

BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 25 – The House Ethics Committee found Rep. Mike Kelly violated conduct rules due to lack of candor in an inquiry about his spouse's stock trades and recommended divestment of $23,000 in Cleveland-Cliffs shares.

  • On Friday, the House Ethics Committee recommended divestment, noting its findings from a multiyear inquiry.
  • Amid steel tariff talks, the inquiry began in 2021 after Victoria Kelly’s April 2020 stock purchase prompted investigation, as Rep. Kelly lobbied the Trump administration on tariffs.
  • The committee cited candor failures and insufficient regard for appearance of impropriety, highlighting ethics breaches.
  • The inquiry noted noncooperation and no conflict, noting the investigation was hindered by the couple’s noncooperation.
  • In 2024, trades and a 285% gain underscore gaps in congressional trading rules, which remain unreformed.
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overpassesforamerica.com broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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