An Act requiring major policy makers to disclose donations to entities engaging in political activity
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires high-ranking government officials, such as legislators and executive branch staff, to disclose any donations they make to organizations that engage in political activities. The goal is to increase transparency around potential influence of money in politics. The bill mandates that these donations be reported publicly, allowing citizens to see who is supporting political groups. This aims to promote accountability and reduce the appearance of undue influence.
Key provisions
- Requires disclosure of donations to political entities.
- Applies to major policy makers (defined in the bill).
- Donations must be reported publicly.
- Covers organizations engaging in political activity.
- Relates to Election Laws
Who is affected
- High-ranking government officials
- Political organizations
- State residents
- Donors
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