Has Nancy Pelosi faced ethics investigations related to her role as Speaker in 2007, 2011, or 2022?

1. No documented Speaker-era ethics investigations in these sources

The supplied materials characterize Pelosi as one of the few Speakers without an ethics scandal and note her leadership on ethics reform, including sponsoring the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act and fostering the creation of the Office of Congressional Ethics after 2006—framed as reformer, not investigatory target ^{[1] [4]}. None of the search results supplied here record a formal House Ethics Committee or Office of Congressional Ethics investigation opened against Pelosi in 2007, 2011, or 2022; available sources do not mention a specific formal ethics inquiry into Pelosi tied to her Speaker role in those years ^{[1] [4]}.

2. Public scrutiny focused on stock trading and broader congressional behavior, not a formal ethics finding

Several entries reference public scrutiny of members’ stock trading and lists of controversies. RepresentUs and Newsweek materials discuss insider-trading allegations and public attention to trading by members of Congress, and they cite Pelosi in the context of broader critiques and “PelosiTracker” attention, but these pieces do not establish that Pelosi faced a formal ethics investigation as Speaker in 2007, 2011, or 2022 ^{[2] [3]}. That is, criticism and public scrutiny over financial holdings and trading are documented in the sources; a formal investigatory action against Pelosi as Speaker is not shown in the provided set ^{[2] [3]}.

3. Pro-reform organizations and institutional records depict Pelosi’s role as ethics architect

Campaign Legal Center and the Congress.gov profile emphasize Pelosi’s role pushing post-2006 reforms—sponsoring legislation and supporting an independent House ethics mechanism—portraying her tenure as one that sought to strengthen ethics oversight rather than one burdened by ethics probes ^{[1] [4]}. Those sources explicitly state Pelosi was “one of four speakers who did not have an ethics scandal” and underline her role in creating or supporting oversight structures ^{[1] [4]}.

4. Oppositional commentary and partisan pieces raise allegations but don’t document formal ethics actions

Opinion and partisan outlets in the provided set make sharper allegations—claiming “transparent, legal corruption” or asserting improper trading timing by Pelosi’s family—but these pieces are commentary and do not substitute for formal ethics investigations documented by oversight bodies ^{[5] [3]}. The presence of such strongly worded critiques indicates political and public controversy, but within the provided sources there is no citation of an ethics committee inquiry, sanction, or finding against Pelosi as Speaker in 2007, 2011, or 2022 ^{[5] [3]}.

5. Fact-check and mainstream reporting context: scrutiny but not the same as an ethics probe

Fact-checking archives and mainstream reporting in the set show a pattern of scrutiny and viral claims about Pelosi across years; PolitiFact’s listings demonstrate recurring fact-checks and corrected viral claims related to Pelosi but do not, in these entries, report a formal ethics investigation of the Speaker in the specified years ^{[6] [7]}. In short, the materials provided separate political controversy and public suspicion from formal investigatory records, and only the former appears in this collection ^{[6] [7]}.

6. Limitations and what’s not covered by the supplied sources

These conclusions are strictly bounded by the documents you provided. If you seek definitive confirmation about whether any confidential inquiry, informal review, or later-disclosed investigation existed, that is not found in the current reporting set; available sources do not mention such actions against Pelosi as Speaker in 2007, 2011, or 2022 ^{[1] [4] [2]}. For a complete legal or archival record, consult primary House Ethics Committee documents, Office of Congressional Ethics public reports, or contemporaneous mainstream investigations beyond the set provided here.

Bottom line: In the documents you supplied, Pelosi is depicted mainly as an advocate for ethics reform and a frequent target of partisan criticism over finances and family trading, but those sources do not document a formal ethics investigation of her role as Speaker in 2007, 2011, or 2022 ^{[1] [2] [4]}.