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House Ethics to Formally Investigate Andrews, Young

By Kent Cooper
Posted March 19, 2013 at 1:17pm

The House Ethics Committee on Tuesday announced that it has formed investigative subcommittees to probe whether Reps. Robert E. Andrews, D-N.J., and 

Robert E. Andrews

, D-N.J., and Don Young, R-Alaska, violated rules by allegedly misusing campaign funds and making false statements. See Roll Call 

Don Young

, R-Alaska, violated rules by allegedly misusing campaign funds and making false statements. See Roll Call article. Andrews 

. Andrews money profile. Young 

. Young money profile.

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