The office of congressional conduct had to recommend that he be subpoenaed
SupportedJon Ossoff, at Georgia U.S. Senate General Election Debate 1 (Atlanta News First)
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Why we checked itA specific procedural claim about a congressional ethics body recommending a subpoena against a named congressman — verifiable against congressional records
What we foundThe Office of Congressional Conduct did recommend that Rep. Mike Collins be subpoenaed, confirmed by the official OCC report and multiple independent news sources.