Quincv Bareebe Poured Millions Of Dollars Of Her Own Money Into Her Congressional Campaign, But Has Never Filed Her Financial Disclosure, Violating Federal Law While Obscuring The Sources Of Her Wealth
· Bareebe ran for Congress in both 2024 and 2026 but never filed a financial disclosure during either bid. Knowingly violating federal disclosure laws can lead to $11,000 in fines and up to five years in prison according to the House Committee on Ethics.
· Bareebe was obligated to file her first financial disclosure for the 2026 cycle by May 15, 2025, after she launched her campaign in March of that year. She never filed a disclosure. She was also obligated to file another annual disclosure by May 15, 2026, but never filed it.
· Bareebe never filed a disclosure during the 2024 cycle.
· Bareebe has loaned her campaign committee nearly $3.6 million since 2024, $3.3 million of which was loaned during the 2026 cycle.
· Bareebe’s fundraising has been anemic outside of her personal loans, demonstrating a lack of grassroots support:
· Since 2024, 94 percent of Bareebe’s campaign funds were personal loans to her campaign. Only $226,000 of her $3,789,670 came from other donors.
· 2026: Bareebe raised $3,518,303, of which only $164,285 came from donors other than herself.
· 2024: Bareebe raised $271,367, of which only $61,702 came from donors other than herself.