WASHINGTON (Reuters) –
The U.S. House of Representatives recently voted to condemn the pro-President Donald Trump online conspiracy theory known as “QAnon.” But multiple QAnon-friendly lawmakers may soon be taking seats in the House chamber.
More than two dozen candidates for Congress in the Nov. 3 elections have endorsed or given credence to QAnon or promoted QAnon content online, the non-profit watchdog group Media Matters says. Two are independents; the rest are Republicans.
At least one of them is expected to be elected to the House of Representatives next week, and a second has a good chance.
The FBI has listed QAnon as a domestic terrorism threat.