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Jasmine Crockett Offered Lobbying Services on Her Campaign-Funded Website – While in Office

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Thakker, P. (2026, October 2). Jasmine Crockett Offered Lobbying Services on Her Campaign-Funded Website – While in Office. Zeteo. https://zeteo.com/p/jasmine-crockett-offered-lobbying

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Texas Democratic Representative Jasmine Crockett had a webpage funded by her campaign that offered various services including government relations and lobbying while she was still in office. The page included options like political consulting, communications strategy, and digital media management until May this year when the information came to light. After being contacted by Zeteo for comment, these offerings were removed from the website but not before raising questions about congressional ethics and potential legal issues.
Written by AI on 2026-10-02, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Story summary

Texas Democratic Representative Jasmine Crockett, while still in office, offered government relations and lobbying services on her campaign-funded website. The site featured a "Political Consultant- Book Now" button that led users to options including government relations and lobbying, among other consulting services. After Zeteo reported this, the offering was removed from the website. Crockett's spokesperson did not respond to inquiries about the matter. This move raises ethical questions and possibly legal concerns regarding congressional conduct, as it is unclear whether such actions align with guidelines prohibiting legislators from engaging in lobbying while in office.

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Upon clicking the button, a selection of offerings appeared: campaign management and strategy; communications and public relations; government relations and lobbying; digital and social media; and political risk management.
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🔮 By May this year, a solicitation appeared on the website for her merchandise, “The Clapback Collection,” allowing users to inquire about Crockett’s consulting services and more.

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Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett was offering government relations and lobbying services on her campaign-funded website, a move experts say tests the limits of congressional ethics – and possibly the law. uncertain
experts → offer → ethics
Crockett lost her Senate bid in March. asserted
Crockett → lose → March
By May this year, a solicitation appeared on the website for her merchandise, “The Clapback Collection,” allowing users to inquire about Crockett’s consulting services and more. uncertain
users → appear → services
“Political Consultant- Book Now,” a button on the bottom of the webpage read. asserted
button → read → webpage
Upon clicking the button, a selection of offerings appeared: campaign management and strategy; communications and public relations; government relations and lobbying; digital and social media; and political risk management. asserted
selection → click → offerings
The consulting and lobbying offering was removed from the website after Zeteo reached out to Crockett’s office for comment. asserted
Zeteo → remove → comment
Crockett’s spokesperson did not respond to our inquiries. asserted
spokesperson → respond → inquiries
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