The Federal Communications Commission expedited a decision to allow Democratic megadonor George Soros to obtain a major stake in more than 200 radio stations — a move the House Oversight Committee is investigating.

The US House Committee on Oversight and Accountability is opening an investigation on the FCC over George Soros' potential stake in Audacy.

The Republican lawmakers said Thursday the FCC is allowing George Soros to 'facilitate his influence' ahead of the November election.

The FCC seemingly approved a deal that would “fast-track" George Soros’ acquisition of more than 200 Audacy radio stations across America, irking Republican commissioners.

George Soros' bid to acquire hundreds of radio stations has not only been allowed to go ahead, but is being fast-tracked by the government agency regulating the airwaves. The move appears to be driven by a Democratic majority sitting on an agency panel.

A GOP member of the Federal Communications Commission is claiming that billionaire investor George Soros’s firm is receiving preferential treatment from the federal government in order to purchase more than 200 radio stations across 40 markets in the lead-up to the November election.

The commissioner objected to a deal that would allow a Soros-backed group to take ownership of 200 stations across 40 markets