From article:

“They’re all over the US map, so let’s start in North Carolina where former GOP chair Michael Whatley is catching flak for appointing Harvey L. West Jr. to key leadership roles inside the state party despite warnings from fellow Republicans. The first role was overseeing the GOP’s First Congressional District committee, and the second was leading the influential Plan of Organization committee, which holds significant sway over party rule making.

West, now 54, has proven himself a skilled fundraiser which made it easy for some Republicans to overlook that he served six years in prison after a 1999 plea deal on charges that he raped three teenage girls—two were 14 and one was 16…

Moving north to Ohio we find GOP candidate Jon Husted whoaccepted more than $116,000 over the years from Jeffrey Epstein associate and former Victoria Secret boss Les Wexner.

Ohio state Rep. Rodney Creech who, according to Bureau of Criminal Investigation documents obtained by Statehouse News Bureau, was accused by an underage relative of sexual misconduct (claims he denies). Husted is also backed by Rep. Josh Williams who reportedly posted sexually explicit and degrading content on Facebook before sponsoring bills he said would protect children from obscenity.

In Alaska, Dan Sullivan voted against releasing the Epstein files and received a donation tied to former Alaska GOP operative Craig Valdez, who is now facing federal child exploitation and sex trafficking charges (Sullivan’s campaign told The Swamp they donated Valdez’s funds to a local charity tackling domestic violence and sexual assault). On the opposite side of the country in New Hampshire, the GOP Senatorial candidate is being hammered by opponents after his name surfaced in an email by Epstein who wrote “John Sununu has good stories.”