A sworn ethics complaint filed with the House Ethics Committee names Clarice Navarro as one of three former staffers alleged to have had sexual relationships with Rep. Lauren Boebert, according to contemporaneous reports.
The complaint, which media outlets describe as a sworn filing with the House Ethics Committee, alleges Boebert carried on sexual relationships with three staff members and explicitly names Clarice Navarro as a former district director involved, reporting said.
Clarice Navarro is identified in media reporting as the same Clarice Navarro who previously served as a state representative from Pueblo, Colorado; a biographical entry notes her prior elected service and local ties.
News organizations publishing the complaint cite sworn statements and documents in the filing; the available coverage reports the complaint by description but does not yet show a public response from Rep. Boebert or the House Ethics Committee about whether it will open a formal investigation.
How the House Ethics Committee handles complaints: published guidance says the committee receives sworn complaints and evaluates whether to open an inquiry or investigation, a procedural step observers note is separate from any eventual finding.
The report naming Clarice Navarro is part of broader coverage that lists two other staffers by name and outlines allegations; outlets reporting the complaint emphasize the filing step with the Ethics Committee rather than any concluded disciplinary action.
Political-news readers may follow how the committee proceeds; contemporaneous press coverage is the primary source for the claim that Clarice Navarro is named in the filing and for the description of the complaint’s contents.
Sources
- Hindustan Times — reported that a formal ethics complaint alleges Rep. Lauren Boebert had sexual relationships with staffers and named Clarice Navarro.
- Breitbart — reported that a sworn complaint was filed with the House Ethics Committee alleging Boebert had relationships with three staffers.
- Wikipedia — provided biographical background identifying Clarice Navarro as a former state representative from Pueblo, Colorado.
