WASHINGTON _ The Federal Election Commission has dismissed a complaint against Rep. Devin Nunes that accused him of improperly using his leadership PAC to charter a private jet.
Federal regulations bar House members from using money they raise for elections on non-commercial flights. Nunes, R-Calif., spent $5,518 to charter a private jet in March 2018, and paid for it with money from a political fundraising committee.
Campaign Legal Center filed a complaint against Nunes over that issue with the FEC last year, and Nunes' team argued in a response filing that the jet fit the standards of a commercial flight.