U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter To Resign From Congress After Holidays

Hunter pleaded guilty to misusing campaign funds, spending on personal luxuries like vacations and pet travel. The House Ethics Committee noted that his guilty plea triggered a rule preventing convicted lawmakers from voting. Hunter was removed from committee roles in 2018 and faces sentencing in March, with a potential five-year prison term, though a lesser sentence is expected.

What did Hunter plead guilty to earlier this month?

• Misuse of campaign funds

• Tax evasion

• Bribery

• Obstruction of justice

What unusual expense did Hunter use campaign funds for?

• A new car

• A family pet rabbit's flight

• A luxury watch

• A private jet

What does the House rule state about lawmakers convicted of certain crimes?

• They should apologize publicly

• They should refrain from voting

• They should resign immediately

• They should pay a fine

When was Hunter removed from his committee roles?

• 2018

• 2019

• 2016

• 2017

What is the maximum prison sentence Hunter faces?

• Five years

• Three years

• Ten years

• Seven years