The House Ethics Committee recently voted to release its report on the conduct of former Rep. Matt Gaetz before the end of this Congress, as revealed by sources familiar with the situation. The report is anticipated to be made public following the conclusion of the House's final day of votes for the year, as lawmakers depart Washington for the holiday season.
This decision marks a significant shift for the panel, which had previously voted along party lines in late November to withhold the findings of the investigation. The latest vote to release the report indicates a potential alignment between some Republicans and Democrats on the matter, although it remains uncertain if the committee's stance will change again following the recent vote.
