Former Members Headed to Ethics Panel
Leaders Yet to Announce Names, but an Attorney, Ex-State Legislator on List
Roll Call Staff
Former lawmakers are expected to make up at least a third of the new Office of Congressional Ethics, which remains dormant more than a week after it was permitted to begin work as House leaders continue to negotiate over would-be board members.
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