Did Republican Congressman-elect George Santos lie to voters about his background? That’s the question on many voters’ minds after a New York Times investigative article accused the incoming legislator of falsifying parts of his resume.
Santos won the November general election to represent New York’s third Congressional district over Democratic nominee Robert Zimmerman in a tight race, partly thanks to his supposed background at Wall Street firms like Citigroup and Goldman Sachs.
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