ActBlue, I am sure I have mentioned them here before. Here's just one of my articles. They have been on my radar now for about two years or so. But others have been looking into them for much much longer.
This video below is what got me started on them:
;So, without posting every article I have already written/linked, here is more:
"Anyone who values fair elections should be alarmed by mounting evidence that ActBlue—the Democrats’ billion‑dollar fundraising behemoth—has become a conduit for questionable and possibly unlawful campaign contributions. For years, ActBlue has dominated online political fundraising, funneling vast sums into nearly every major progressive campaign. Yet recent investigations suggest that its system may enable donor fraud on a scale large enough to distort the political process.
"According to a congressional report, ActBlue executives reportedly urged staff to “look for reasons to accept contributions,” rather than question them. This mindset prioritizes cash flow over compliance. When a platform handles billions, even modest levels of unverified donations can translate into massive sums—and massive exposure to abuse."
TOM FITTON: ActBlue Scandal Demands Answers
April 20, 2026. TX AG files lawsuit against ActBlue:
BREAKING: I just filed a landmark lawsuit against ActBlue for deceiving Americans by lying about its donation processes that allow fraudulent and foreign donations. pic.twitter.com/LPsFzKACBb
— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) April 20, 2026
This is a pretty good overview as of Sept 2026:
"The ActBlue lawsuit that drew the most attention in 2026 was filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on April 20, accusing the Democratic fundraising platform of deceptive trade practices tied to foreign and gift-card donations. A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked that suit on June 11, calling it political retaliation. A separate Department of Justice investigation ordered by President Trump and a joint House committee investigation are still active, and ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones invoked the Fifth Amendment 22 times before Congress the day before the injunction was issued."
ActBlue Lawsuit: Paxton’s Texas Suit, DOJ Probe, and House Inquiry
From the above article, I paraphrase; the lawsuit filed in TX was blocked by a judge in MA (what?) using the Democrats new legal prfescedent: "malicious prfosecution". The DOJ has said it has put the investigation since it is not blocked by the Judge (yet) as a first priority, but as expected, it has gone crickets..
Both however were based upon the Congressional report linked above and here was actully started in 2023 (also from article linked above):
"Both the Paxton suit and the DOJ probe draw heavily from a joint investigation by the House Judiciary Committee, the Committee on House Administration, and the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. That investigation began in late 2023 and has produced two interim staff reports."
Here, look for yourself:
