Scott Perry Faces Ethics Complaint Over Alleged Campaign Video in Congressional Office
U.S. Representative Scott Perry is facing an ethics complaint for allegedly filming a campaign video within his congressional office. The complaint alleges a violation of U.S. House ethics guidance that prohibits using official buildings for campaign activities.
Harrisburg Lancaster Lebanon York, PA, October 28, 2026 —
U.S. Representative Scott Perry is facing an ethics complaint alleging that he filmed a campaign video inside his congressional office. The complaint says the alleged activity violated U.S. House ethics guidance prohibiting the use of official buildings for campaign activities.
The allegation concerns the setting of the video: Perry’s congressional office, described in the complaint as an official workplace. The guidance cited in the complaint bars campaign activity in official buildings. The complaint’s allegation does not, by itself, establish that a violation occurred.
The information provided does not identify who filed the complaint, when it was filed, or what specific video is at issue. It also does not state whether Perry or his office has responded, whether the complaint has been reviewed, or whether any finding or action has resulted.
No further details were provided about the circumstances of the filming or the complaint’s supporting evidence. As a result, the known information is limited to the central claim and the ethics guidance the complainant says applies. The matter remains described here as an allegation, rather than a confirmed finding.
The distinction is important: the complaint raises a question about whether campaign activity took place in an official building, while the available information does not establish the outcome of any review. Additional details about the filing and any response were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Jordan Wilkie, WITF on penncapital-star.com, see more information here.
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