Chuck Edwards Censure

House ethics investigators found Rep. Chuck Edwards' conduct with aides warranted censure.

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Report finds GOP Rep. Chuck Edwards' conduct "beyond inappropriate"

House Ethics Committee recommends censure for Rep. Chuck Edwards in sexual harassment probe

Rep. Edwards faces censure after ethics probe finds pattern of harassment

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The House Ethics Committee on Monday recommended that the House censure Rep. Chuck Edwards, R-N.C., after finding substantial reason to believe he violated rules on sexual harassment and hostile workplaces involving two young female staffers. The 25-page report says Edwards gave or offered jewelry, guns, travel and other gifts, sent personal letters and romantic-leaning texts, and sought private dinners and vacations with the aides. The bipartisan panel said it will bring a privileged censure resolution to the House floor, and Edwards agreed to waive procedural steps.

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