Watchdog group seeks investigation into Inland Empire Congressman Ken Calvert

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Watchdog group seeks investigation into Inland Empire Congressman Ken Calvert
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A spokesman for Calvert’s election campaign dismissed the investigation request as 'meritless' and politically motivated.

A liberal watchdog group is seeking an investigation into Inland Empire Rep. Ken Calvert, the longest-serving Republican in California's Congressional delegation. The campaign finance reform group End Citizens United filed a complaint Tuesday with the Office of Congressional Ethics alleging that Calvert failed to disclose information about various rental properties that he owns in Riverside County.

The Times found that Calvert failed to disclose the purchase of an automotive repair center in Corona that he acquired in 2016, an omission that his office described as a clerical error. The property sits about a mile from a bridge that received $2 million in earmarked funds through Calvert's office. Calvert's office said Calvert bought the property with his brothers for $2.25 million in September 2016 and had an 11% stake in the deal, valued at $247,000.

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