House censures North Carolina Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards
Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives voted 413-2 to censure North Carolina Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards for sexual harassment allegations. The House Ethics Committee found that Edwards acted inappropriately toward two female staffers but did not find evidence of sexual activity or explicit propositions.Key Facts
- The House voted 413-2 to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards.
- The censure followed an Ethics Committee investigation into harassment claims.
- Edwards admitted to being "imperfect" but denied violating harassment laws.
- The Ethics report said Edwards gave gifts, made comments about appearance, and invited women to private dinners and trips.
- No proof was found of sexual activity or quid pro quo related to harassment.
- Edwards withdrew from his 2026 reelection campaign amid the investigation.
- Only two Republicans, Edwards and Rep. Ralph Norman, voted against censure.
- Edwards stood silently during the reading of the censure and was led away by the House Speaker afterward.
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