George Santos expulsion vote: Who are the other House members expelled from Congress?

Washington — The House is poised to hold a vote this week on a third resolution to expel embattled Republican Rep. George Santos of New York, and if two-thirds of lawmakers agree to impose the harshest form of punishment on their colleague, he would be just the sixth member in U.S. history to be ousted.

Santos has spent his entire first year in Congress battling calls to resign following revelations shortly after he was elected that he fabricated aspects of his background and resume. But House members mounted their own efforts to expel the freshman congressman after he was indicted in May.

Santos is now facing nearly two dozen federal charges stemming from allegations by the Justice Department that he stole from donors, used campaign contributions for personal expenses, and fraudulently collected unemployment benefits, among other claims.