Rep. Corrine Brown (D., Fla.) lost her primary in Florida's 5th congressional district Tuesday amid her indictment over allegedly using a phony charity as a slush fund, The Hill reports.

She's the fifth House incumbent this cycle to lose a primary:

Brown, who was indicted last month and whose district was redrawn after court-ordered redistricting, was defeated by former state Sen. Al Lawson in a primary for the Jacksonville-area seat. With 98 percent of the votes counted Tuesday night, Lawson had 48 percent to Brown's 39 percent, according to the Associated Press.

Brown has been charged alongside her Chief of Staff with 24 counts of fraud:

In early July, Brown and Chief of Staff Elias "Ronnie" Simmons, were charged with 24 counts of fraud in connection with a fake charity. The charges include mail and wire fraud, conspiracy and tax fraud, according to the Department of Justice.

The Washington Free Beacon reported that not only did she deposit $800,000 to the fake organization, she also received $5,750 from registered lobbyists.