ICYMI: Maura Sullivan has something to hide.
A recent report exposes that carpetbagging Democrat Maura Sullivan has officially missed not one, but TWO federal deadlines to file her required personal financial disclosure.
Sullivan’s blatant disregard for transparency makes it clear that she has something she’s desperate to hide from New Hampshire voters…
“Carpetbagging Maura Sullivan’s blatant lack of transparency and disregard for the rules is a disgrace. If Sullivan can’t even file basic financial disclosures, Granite Staters certainly cannot trust her to fight for them in Congress.” – NRCC Spokeswoman Maureen O’Toole
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Filing Fumble: Dem Sullivan Misses Ethics Deadline — Twice.
New Hampshire Journal
Damien Fisher
September 17, 2025
First Congressional District Democrat Maura Sullivan has yet to file her personal financial disclosure as required by federal ethics law. The House Ethics Committee confirmed Wednesday that the financial filing, which was originally due by May 15, has not yet been filed.
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Every candidate for Congress is required to file a Personal Financial Disclosure (PFD) with the House Ethics Committee. The disclosure provides voters with transparency about the financial interests, income, and potential conflicts of interest of potential members of Congress.
In early May, Sullivan asked the House Committee on Ethics for a 90-day extension on the filing deadline for her PFD. The deadline was pushed back to August 13. Sullivan missed that deadline as well.
On Wednesday, Sullivan’s spokesman Nick London acknowledged she has still not filed the report.
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Republicans are asking why Sullivan hasn’t filed this standard disclosure, suggesting she has something to hide.
“Democrat Maura Sullivan refuses to give New Hampshire voters basic transparency. Granite Staters deserve to know what she’s hiding because the last thing they want is just another radical politician playing by her own rules,” NRCC spokeswoman Maureen O’Toole told NHJournal.
The personal financial information in PFDs is required under several statutes passed by Congress to address ethical misbehavior: the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 (EIGA), the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of 2007 (HLOGA), and most recently, the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 (STOCK Act).
The latter was passed due to concerns that members, allegedly including Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), were profiting off inside information members of Congress gathered as part of the job.
This failure to file isn’t the first stumble of Sullivan’s 2026 campaign.
The first prominent Democrat to enter the race after incumbent Rep. Chris Pappas announced he was running for U.S. Senate, Sullivan labeled herself a “lifelong Granite Stater.” In fact, Sullivan was born in Evanston, Ill., attended Northwestern University, served abroad in the Marines, and worked in the Obama administration. She didn’t move to New Hampshire until weeks before she entered the 2018 primary, earning her the label “carpetbagger.”
Sullivan also sparked controversy when she posted a photo with a supporter displaying an “86 47” sign — shorthand for “Kill Donald Trump.”
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