Calls to Rep. Santos' offices temporarily answered by Rep. LaLota workers
The technical issue was fixed a short time after News 12 brought the issue to LaLota's team.
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Jan 20, 2023, 2:27 AM
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Updated 630 days ago
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6h agoCalls to Rep. George Santos' Washington D.C. and Queens district office were temporarily redirected to Rep. Nick LaLota early Thursday.
The technical issue was fixed a short time after News 12 brought the issue to LaLota's team.
Employees for Rep. LaLota told News 12 they are not sure what led to the effort, but it was fixed by House Telecom quickly.
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