Republican Air Force veteran and attorney Monique DeSpain will for the second time challenge incumbent Democratic Rep. Val Hoyle for the Eugene-area 4th Congressional District seat. During her previous campaign, DeSpain focused on scrutinizing Hoyle’s relationship with the troubled founders of a cannabis company that donated to Hoyle’s campaign and that came under federal investigation for tax evasion. The company, La Mota, donated to Hoyle’s campaign while she was labor commissioner and gave millions of dollars for an apprenticeship program at the labor department. DeSpain repeatedly said during the campaign that Hoyle was under federal investigation, which she was not. DeSpain in her news release Wednesday went after Hoyle for Hoyle’s recent violations of the STOCK Act, for which Hoyle paid a $200 fine.