Senior ActBlue employees refused to answer a single question posed to them by a congressional panel in 2025, choosing to invoke their constitutional right to avoid self-incrimination 146 times, according to an interim staff report recently released by three House committees.

ActBlue, a massive Democratic fundraising platform, faces accusations from House Republicans that its lax security measures enabled prohibited parties, such as foreign donors, to make contributions to U.S. electoral campaigns. These allegations returned to the spotlight earlier this month when the New York Times reported that the liberal payment processor’s own lawyers stated in internal memos that ActBlue may have misled Congress about the strength of its security protocols.