Overview
- An amended disclosure reported by the Wall Street Journal shows Rep. Ilhan Omar and her husband now list household assets between $18,004 and $95,000, replacing a prior range that reached $30 million.
- The earlier surge came from high valuations for Tim Mynett’s venture firm, Rose Lake Capital, and his winery, eStCru, which the new filing says have no net value once debts are counted.
- Omar’s office says she is not a millionaire and attributes the mistake to misvaluations by accountants, while her lawyer told the Office of Congressional Conduct that the filing error was unintentional.
- Documents attached to the amendment show 2024 income between $102,503 and $1,005,200, including $213,200 in distributions to Mynett from the venture firm and $3,000 from the winery.
- Oversight continues as the ethics office and House Republicans seek records, and the specific liabilities that wipe out the earlier multimillion-dollar valuations have not been publicly itemized.