H. Res. 1326 is a congressional resolution that denounces corruption in all its forms and expresses opposition to policies that benefit special interests over the American people. The resolution does not create new laws or require any funding, but instead serves as a statement of the House's position on corruption issues. It highlights concerns about low public trust in government, the influence of wealthy donors in elections, conflicts of interest created by the revolving door between government and private sector, insider trading, foreign dealings, and the granting of pardons to major political donors. The resolution was introduced in May 2026 and referred to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. As a resolution rather than a bill, it has no direct effect on policy, funding, or timelines, but represents congressional sentiment on anti-corruption measures and democratic integrity.
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