FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
— Victoria Spartz (@Victoria_Spartz) September 27, 2026
September 24, 2026
WESTFIELD, IN - Today, Victoria Spartz, through counsel, sent a cease-and-desist letter to WISH-TV, WNDY-TV, and WRTV demanding that the stations stop airing a political advertisement sponsored by Commonsense Hoosiers PAC containing false…
WESTFIELD, IN - Today, Victoria Spartz, through counsel, sent a cease-and-desist letter to WISH-TV, WNDY-TV, and WRTV demanding that the stations stop airing a political advertisement sponsored by Commonsense Hoosiers PAC containing false and misleading claims about her finances and stock transactions.
The advertisement falsely claims that Victoria Spartz went to Congress, began trading as much as $5 million in stocks, and became “a corrupt politician getting rich at our expense.”Spartz has never personally owned or traded individual stocks. The transactions cited in the advertisement involved Roth IRA accounts belonging to her husband and dependent children and were publicly disclosed as required. Her overall disclosed net worth has not materially changed since entering Congress, and the substantial majority of the family’s assets consists of real estate, farmland, and other assets largely owned before she took office. Her publicly available financial disclosures document her assets and financial activity.
“This is not a difference of political opinion. These are objectively verifiable facts,” said Spartz. “I have never personally owned or traded individual stocks, and I certainly did not get rich in Congress, through stock trading or anything else - as anyone can see from my public financial disclosures. Dark money PACs should not be enabled by broadcasters to spread false information to Indiana voters.”
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