On August 1, 2024, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan signed a letter addressed to “Ms. Loren Merchan, President, Authentic Campaigns Inc., 321 N. Clark St., Suite 730, Chicago, IL 60654.” The official PDF is on judiciary.house.gov. The address line is how the Committee styled her title as of that date. This site does not invent a later title or a revenue number that is not in a cited filing.
The letter is oversight correspondence. It alleges work on behalf of Vice President Harris and the Biden-Harris campaign, and it asks for documents about Authentic’s work and about any communications referring to the indictment, prosecution, or conviction of Donald J. Trump. Those document requests are Jordan’s. They are not findings that such communications exist.
The letter states, as the Committee’s claim, that Authentic received over $7 million in compensation for services during work on behalf of Harris, and that public records showed the Biden-Harris campaign paid Authentic just over $2 million in a one-month period. Those figures are the Committee’s. They are labeled allegation / committee claim. They are not FEC line-items re-keyed here. Just the News separately wrote about Harris hiring a firm run by the judge’s daughter. That is reporting of the same controversy.
OANN ran a story on the Jordan subpoena track. Treat OANN as reporting. Family members are not the officeholder. This post is about the letter and the title it used. It is not a biography of Loren Merchan and it publishes no private address beyond the business address the Committee already printed.