    [Congressional Record Index (1998)]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

    FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
      Amendments
        Political campaigns:  ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R.
            2183), H3312 [14MY], H3318 [14MY], H3319 [14MY], H3321 [14MY],
            H3324 [14MY], H3335 [14MY], H3336 [14MY], H3338 [14MY], H3339
            [14MY], H3345 [14MY], H3346 [14MY], H3354 [14MY], H3625 [20MY],
            H3744 [21MY], H3746 [21MY], H3747 [21MY], H3748 [21MY], H3749
            [21MY], H3750 [21MY], H3751 [21MY], H3753 [21MY], H3754 [21MY],
            H3973 [22MY], H3974 [22MY], H3975 [22MY], H4056 [3JN], H4058
            [3JN], H4059 [3JN], H4060 [3JN], H4062 [3JN], H4063 [3JN], H4165
            [4JN], H4166 [4JN], H4326 [9JN], H4327 [9JN], H4328 [9JN], H4329
            [9JN], H4330 [9JN], H4331 [9JN], H4479 [10JN], H4480 [10JN],
            H4629 [16JN], H4633 [16JN], H4634 [16JN], H4635 [16JN], H4636
            [16JN], H4689 [17JN], H4712 [17JN], H4713 [17JN], H4714 [17JN],
            H4715 [17JN], H4716 [17JN], H4717 [17JN], H4718 [17JN], H4719
            [17JN], H4720 [17JN], H4721 [17JN], H4722 [17JN], H4790 [18JN],
            H4797 [18JN], H4835 [18JN], H4836 [18JN], H4837 [18JN], H4838
            [18JN], H4839 [18JN], H4856 [19JN], H4862 [19JN], H4865 [19JN],
            H5406 [25JN], H5407 [25JN], H5457 [14JY], H5469 [14JY], H5477
            [14JY], H5482 [14JY], H5738 [16JY], H5828 [17JY], H5829 [17JY],
            H5830 [17JY], H5831 [17JY], H5832 [17JY], H5833 [17JY], H5837
            [17JY], H5838 [17JY], H5839 [17JY], H5840 [17JY], H5841 [17JY],
            H5842 [17JY], H5843 [17JY], H5859 [17JY], H5860 [17JY], H5916
            [20JY], H5917 [20JY], H5918 [20JY], H5919 [20JY], H5920 [20JY],
            H5922 [20JY], H5924 [20JY], H5926 [20JY], H5927 [20JY], H5929
            [20JY], H5935 [20JY], H5941 [20JY], H5943 [20JY], H5944 [20JY],
            H5945 [20JY], H5949 [20JY], H5957 [20JY], H6454 [24JY], H6790
            [30JY], H6791 [30JY], H6793 [30JY], H6796 [30JY], H6798 [30JY],
            H6803 [30JY], H6810 [30JY], H6812 [30JY], H6813 [30JY], H6828
            [30JY], H6829 [30JY], H6830 [30JY], H6831 [30JY], H6833 [30JY],
            H6834 [30JY], H6835 [30JY], H6837 [30JY], H6839 [30JY], H6840
            [30JY], H6842 [30JY], H6843 [30JY], H6844 [30JY], H6846 [30JY],
            H6847 [30JY], H6849 [30JY], H6850 [30JY], H6856 [31JY], H6857
            [31JY], H6858 [31JY], H6859 [31JY], H6860 [31JY], H6861 [31JY],
            H6862 [31JY], H6863 [31JY], H7000 [3AU], H7312 [6AU], H7328
            [6AU], H59291 [20JY]
        ----- ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183),
            consideration (H. Res. 458), H4779 [18JN]
        ----- ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 3721), H3247
            [13MY], H3253 [13MY], H3254 [13MY], H3256 [13MY]
        ------ protect individuals from having their money involuntarily
            collected and used for politics by a corporation or labor
            organization (S. 1663), S906 [24FE], S907 [24FE], S908 [24FE],
            S933 [24FE], S938 [24FE], S939 [24FE], S940 [24FE], S1000
            [25FE], S1016 [25FE], S1017 [25FE], S1019 [25FE], S1021 [25FE],
            S1022 [25FE], S1023 [25FE], S1024 [25FE]
      Analyses
        Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act (H.R. 2183):  National Right to
            Life Committee, H3792 [22MY]
        Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (H.R. 3526):  National Right to Life
            Committee, H3791 [22MY]
        Requirements for Presidential Candidates Accepting Public Funding
            and Limits on Campaign Activities by Tax-Exempt Organizations
            (S. 1666), S843 [23FE]
      Articles and editorials
        Bill of Rights No Obstacle to ``Reform'', E1140 [16JN]
        Congress Inside Out--Message to Members--Look Beyond Rhetoric Before
            Voting on CFR, H3729 [21MY]
        Do American Voters Need Speech Nannies?, E1075-E1077 [9JN]
        Do the Right Thing, S10069 [9SE]
        GOP Plans To ``Break Out'' in Fall Election, Leadership Wants $37
            Million for Ad Campaign, S10067 [9SE]
        House G.O.P. Shifts on Campaign Bills Vote Set for Next Week, but
            Not on the Main Bipartisan Proposal, H1762 [30MR]
        Listen to the Public, Mr. Lott, S10068 [9SE]
        Look Who's Cashing in on Congress--Tales From the Money Trail--Here
            Are Some of the Reasons You'll Pay Nearly $1,600 This Year for
            Legislation That Benefits Corporations and the Wealthy,
            S902-S904 [24FE]
        McCain-Feingold Fraud, S10168 [10SE]
        Micro-Muzzling, H5666 [16JY]
        Political Cash Clean Up the Cesspool, S10070 [9SE]
        Punishing Competence at the FEC, H5667 [16JY]
        Raft of Campaign Finance Reform Plans May Mean Lengthy House Debate,
            H3729 [21MY]
        Salvage Sorry Session With Campaign Reform, S10069 [9SE]
        $3 Election Check-Off Can Add Up, S3370 [21AP]
        Turning Nonprofits Into Powerful Political Tools, S872 [24FE]
        Vote Needed on Campaign Finance, S10069 [9SE]
      Bills and resolutions
        Appropriations:  authorizing, (see H.R. 3748), H2605 [29AP]
        Elections:  require electronic preservation and filing of reports by
            certain persons and require such reports to be made available
            through the Internet, (see H.R. 3174), H385 [5FE]
        House of Representatives:  expenditure limitations and public
            financing for general elections, (see H.R. 3851), H3246 [13MY]
        ------ public financing for candidates who voluntarily limit
            expenditures for general elections, (see H.R. 3852), H3246
            [13MY]
        Political campaigns:  ban acceptance of certain cash contributions
            in campaigns for Federal office, (see H.R. 4790), H10513 [10OC]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits, (see S. 1664), S837
            [23FE], (see S. 1689), S1070 [26FE], (see H.R. 3315), H755
            [3MR], (see H.R. 3399), H903 [5MR], (see H.R. 3476), H1236
            [17MR], (see H.R. 3485), H1298 [18MR], (see H.R. 3516), H1336
            [19MR], (see H.R. 3526), H1337 [19MR], (see H.R. 3581), H1776
            [30MR], (see H.R. 3721), H2317 [23AP]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183),
            consideration, (see H. Res. 442), H3623 [20MY], (see H. Res.
            458), H4164 [4JN], (see H. Res. 468), H4549 [11JN] ethics reform
            and contribution limits (H.R. 3526), consideration, (see H. Res.
            467), H4549 [11JN]
        ------ partial removal of limitations on contributions to candidates
            whose opponents exceed personal contribution limitations, (see
            H.R. 3313), H754 [3MR]
        ------ permit businesses and labor organizations to stage public
            debates between Presidential candidates if all candidates who
            are eligible for Federal matching payments are invited, (see
            H.R. 4310), H6186 [22JY]
        ------ protect individuals from having their money involuntarily
            collected and used for politics by a corporation or labor
            organization, (see S. 1663), S837 [23FE]
        ------ reduce duration of campaigns and broadcasting rates for
            certain limited political advertising, (see S. 1681), S1070
            [26FE]
        ------ require national committees of political parties to file pre-
            general election reports, (see H.R. 4781), H10352 [9OC]
        ------ require the deposit into a special account certain
            contributions and donations to be returned to donors, (see H.R.
            4786), H10513 [10OC]
        ------ requirements for Presidential candidates accepting public
            funding and limits on campaign activities by tax-exempt
            organizations, (see S. 1666), S837 [23FE]
        Reports:  expedite availability, (see H.R. 3582), H1776 [30MR]
      Cloture motions
        Political campaigns:  protect individuals from having their money
            involuntarily collected and used for politics by a corporation
            or labor organization (S. 1663), S909 [24FE], S909 [24FE], S919
            [24FE], S1045 [26FE]
      Excerpts
        Legal opinions relative to political advocacy advertising cases,
            S983 [25FE]
      Factsheets
        Public Financing for House of Representatives Candidates Who
            Voluntarily Limit Expenditures for General Elections (H.R.
            3852), E876 [18MY], E878 [18MY]
      Letters
        Clarify that certain communications from citizen groups are exempt
            from express advocacy requirements:  Brennan Center for Justice
            at New York University School of Law, S10150-S10152 [10SE]
        Disclosure of funding sources for certain candidate advocacy
            advertising:  Frank Clemente, Public Citizen (organization),
            S998 [25FE]
        ----- Laura W. Murphy and Joel Gora, ACLU, S916 [24FE]
        Legal distinction between issue advocacy and express advocacy in
            political advertisements:  Janet Reno, Attorney General, S9893
            [2SE]
        ----- John W. McGarry, FEC, S9894 [2SE]
        ----- Mark M. Richard, Dept. of Justice, S9894 [2SE]
        ----- Senator Specter, Committee on the Judiciary (Senate), S9893
            [2SE]
      Lists
        Amendments to H.R. 2183, Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act, H5828
            [17JY]
        Congressional attempts at campaign finance reform, H4683 [17JN]
        Newspapers that carried campaign finance reform editorials, S10156
            [10SE]
      Memorandums
        Democratic National Committee Campaign Fundraising Efforts:  Martha
            Phipps, S10158 [10SE]
        Independent Regulatory and Other Collegial Boards and Commissions
            General Counsel and Staff Director Appointments:  Rogelio
            Garcia, Congressional Research Service, S6762 [22JN]
        Republican National Committee Campaign Fundraising Efforts:
            Republican National Committee, S10159 [10SE]
      Motions
        Political campaigns:  ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R.
            2183), consideration (H. Res. 442), H3732 [21MY]
        ------ protect individuals from having their money involuntarily
            collected and used for politics by a corporation or labor
            organization (S. 1663), S905 [24FE], S907 [24FE], S999 [25FE],
            S1000 [25FE]
      Remarks in House
        Advertising:  eliminate background music in determining whether
            broadcast advertising is express advocacy, H6830 [30JY], H6831
            [30JY]
        Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act:  invalidate entire legislation if
            any provision is declared unconstitutional by courts,
            H4797-H4807 [18JN], H4808-H4813 [18JN], H4819-H4823 [18JN],
            H4855 [19JN]
        Elections:  require electronic preservation and filing of reports by
            certain persons and require such reports to be made available
            through the Internet (H.R. 3174), H338 [5FE]
        Employment:  require that the Commissioners vote to reappoint or
            replace the general counsel and staff director every four years,
            H9257-H9262 [1OC], H9917 [7OC], H9927 [7OC]
        Federal Election Campaign Act:  expedite court review of certain
            alleged violations, H6834 [30JY], H6835 [30JY]
        Funding, H5577 [15JY], H5664-H5668 [16JY]
        Political campaigns:  allow contributions from eligible voters who
            are employed by foreign subsidiaries or multinational
            corporations, H4862-H4865 [19JN]
        ------ allow permanent resident aliens serving in the Armed Forces
            to make campaign contributions, H6840-H6843 [30JY], H6860 [31JY]
        ------ allow reduction of postage rates for principal campaign
            committees of congressional candidates, H6833 [30JY], H6834
            [30JY], H6857 [31JY]
        ------ application of term ``express advocacy'' relative to
            communications providing voting records or positions taken by
            candidates for public office, H4865-H4871 [19JN], H5452-H5468
            [14JY], H5950 [20JY], H5951 [20JY], H6846 [30JY], H6847 [30JY],
            H6862 [31JY]
        ------ clarify that certain communications from citizen groups are
            exempt from express advocacy requirements, H6798-H6803 [30JY]
        ------ clarify the prohibition on use of Federal property for
            fundraising activities, H5921 [20JY], H5922 [20JY]
        ------ enforcement of spending limits on Presidential and Vice
            Presidential candidates receiving public financing, H6843
            [30JY], H6844 [30JY], H6861 [31JY]
        ------ establish a clearinghouse of political activities information
            relative to foreign nationals, H6838 [30JY], H6839 [30JY], H6859
            [31JY]
        ------ establish minimum ballot petition signature limits and
            restrict the imposition of signature requirements by States,
            H6795 [30JY], H6796 [30JY]
        ------ establish sentencing guidelines for certain criminal conduct,
            H5943 [20JY], H5944 [20JY]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits, H505 [24FE], H585
            [25FE], H636 [26FE], H1240 [18MR], H1303 [19MR], H1452 [25MR],
            H1453 [25MR], H1454 [25MR], H1455 [25MR], H1456 [25MR],
            H1682-H1691 [27MR], H1703 [30MR], H1704 [30MR], H1706 [30MR],
            H1783 [31MR], H1784 [31MR], H1785 [31MR], H1786 [31MR], H2126
            [22AP], H2240 [23AP], H2241 [23AP], H2302 [23AP], H2935 [7MY],
            H2979-H2982 [7MY], H2983 [7MY], H3263 [14MY], H3307-H3309
            [14MY], H3359 [18MY], H3493 [20MY], H3495 [20MY], H3630 [21MY],
            H3631 [21MY], H3633 [21MY], H3634 [21MY], H4066 [4JN], H4483
            [11JN], H4570 [16JN], H4617-H4619 [16JN], H4696 [17JN], H4698
            [17JN], H4825 [18JN], H4843 [19JN], H5041 [23JN], H5043 [23JN],
            H5865 [20JY], E213 [24FE], E292 [4MR], E334 [10MR], E364 [12MR],
            E399 [17MR], E407 [18MR], E432 [19MR], E483 [26MR], E500 [27MR],
            E514 [30MR], E543 [1AP], E611 [21AP], E641 [23AP], E696 [29AP],
            E794 [7MY], E828 [12MY], E849 [13MY], E857 [14MY], E1140 [16JN],
            E1188 [22JN]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183), H3058
            [12MY], H3492 [20MY], H3774-H3792 [22MY], H3939 [22MY], H3941
            [22MY], H4044-H4047 [3JN], H4456 [10JN], H4639 [17JN], H4640
            [17JN], H4679-H4694 [17JN], H4725 [18JN], H4726 [18JN], H4727
            [18JN], H4782-H4824 [18JN], H4855-H4871 [19JN], H5452-H5486
            [14JY], H5826-H5828 [17JY], H5916-H5951 [20JY], H5962 [21JY],
            H5966 [21JY], H6754 [30JY], H6790-H6817 [30JY], H6827-H6851
            [30JY], H6883 [3AU], H6937-H6945 [3AU], H6948 [3AU], H6982
            [3AU], H7008 [4AU], H7287 [5AU], H7288 [5AU], H7298-H7331 [6AU],
            E755 [5MY], E781 [6MY], E897 [19MY], E923 [20MY], E1006 [3JN],
            E1364 [21JY], E1400 [23JY], E1523 [3AU], E1540 [4AU], E1589
            [7AU], E1611 [7AU], E1641 [7AU], E1642 [7AU] ethics reform and
            contribution limits (H.R. 2183), consideration (H. Res. 442),
            H3722-H3733 [21MY], H4724 [18JN] ethics reform and contribution
            limits (H.R. 2183), consideration (H. Res. 458), H4772-H4782
            [18JN] ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 3315), H2747
            [5MY], E548 [1AP] ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R.
            3485), H1522-H1529 [25MR], H1557 [26MR], H1558 [26MR], H1559
            [26MR], H1649 [27MR], H1761 [30MR], H1763 [30MR], E452 [24MR],
            E468 [25MR], E526 [31MR], E528 [31MR], E544 [1AP], E548 [1AP],
            E581 [2AP] ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 3526),
            H1650 [27MR], H1702 [30MR], H1736 [30MR], H4337 [10JN], H4338
            [10JN], H4482 [11JN], H4483 [11JN], H4484 [11JN], H4694 [17JN],
            H5587 [15JY] ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 3581),
            H1726-H1739 [30MR], H1742 [30MR], H1769 [30MR], E535 [31MR]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183), E2311
            [12NO]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 25), H583 [25FE],
            H1688 [27MR], E272 [3MR]
        ------ increase contribution limits to candidates by persons other
            than political action committees, H6844 [30JY], H6845 [30JY],
            H6862 [31JY]
        ------ itemization of amounts spent by labor organizations, H5924
            [20JY], H5925 [20JY], E1400 [23JY]
        ------ make available on the Internet the names of non-governmental
            persons traveling on Air Force One or Air Force Two, H6791
            [30JY]
        ------ partial removal of limitations on contributions to candidates
            whose opponents use large amounts of personal funds, H6792
            [30JY], H6793 [30JY]
        ------ permit businesses and labor organizations to stage public
            debates between Presidential candidates if all candidates who
            are eligible for Federal matching payments are invited (H.R.
            4310), E1384 [22JY]
        ------ prohibit acceptance or solicitation of anything of value to
            obtain access to certain Federal property, H5922-H5924 [20JY]
        ------ prohibit bundling of campaign contributions, H6847-H6849
            [30JY], H6863 [31JY], E1523 [3AU]
        ------ prohibit use of Air Force One for fundraising activities,
            H5926 [20JY], H5927 [20JY]
        ------ prohibit use of currency for purposes of encouraging election
            day turnout, H5927 [20JY], H5928 [20JY]
        ------ protect individuals from having their money involuntarily
            collected and used for politics by a corporation or labor
            organization, H6940 [3AU], H6942 [3AU] protect individuals from
            having their money involuntarily collected and used for politics
            by a corporation or labor organization (S. 1663), H2101 [21AP],
            E213 [24FE]
        ------ restrictions on issue advocacy by interest groups,
            H4787-H4807 [18JN], H7321 [6AU]
        ------ restrictions on issue advocacy by presidential candidates
            receiving public financing, H5944 [20JY], H5945 [20JY]
        ------ specify that a communication with a Member regarding pending
            legislation be construed to establish coordination with a
            candidate, H6831 [30JY], H6832 [30JY], H6857 [31JY]
        ------ transfer of suspected illegal campaign contributions to the
            FEC for investigation, H6849 [30JY], H6850 [30JY]
        Reports:  expedite availability (H.R. 3582), H1754-H1764 [30MR]
        ------ require electronically filed reports and to make such reports
            available to the public within 24 hours of receipt (H.R. 2109),
            H10196 [8OC], H10197 [8OC]
      Remarks in Senate
        Employment:  require that the Commissioners vote to reappoint or
            replace the general counsel and staff director every four years,
            S6762 [22JN], S6763 [22JN], S9219-S9221 [29JY], S9357 [30JY]
        Political campaigns:  ethics reform and contribution limits, S805
            [23FE], S807 [23FE], S817-S832 [23FE], S861-S863 [23FE],
            S867-S882 [24FE], S884-S919 [24FE], S972-S995 [25FE], S997-S1001
            [25FE], S1036-S1052 [26FE], S1722 [11MR], S1903 [12MR], S2609
            [26MR], S9736 [1SE], S9966 [8SE], S9967 [8SE], S10060-S10082
            [9SE], S10084-S10090 [9SE], S10101 [9SE], S10144 [10SE],
            S10145-S10177 [10SE], S10182 [10SE], S10184 [10SE], S12582
            [14OC], S12583-S12586 [14OC]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183), S9714
            [31AU], S9917 [3SE], S10060 [9SE]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183), unanimous-
            consent request, S9819-S9824 [2SE]
        ------ ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 1664), S837 [23FE]
            ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 1689), S1076 [26FE]
            ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 25), S3423-S3426
            [22AP] ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 25), unanimous-
            consent agreement, S791 [12FE]
        ------ funding to improve enforcement capabilities, S9222-S9224
            [29JY], S9913 [3SE], S9914 [3SE]
        ------ protect individuals from having their money involuntarily
            collected and used for politics by a corporation or labor
            organization (S. 1663), S805 [23FE], S807 [23FE], S817-S832
            [23FE], S861-S863 [23FE], S867-S882 [24FE], S884-S919 [24FE],
            S972-S995 [25FE], S997-S1001 [25FE], S1036-S1052 [26FE] protect
            individuals from having their money involuntarily collected and
            used for politics by a corporation or labor organization (S.
            1663), unanimous-consent agreement, S802 [23FE], S832 [23FE],
            S948 [25FE]
        ------ reduce duration of campaigns and broadcasting rates for
            certain limited political advertising (S. 1681), S1070 [26FE]
        ------ require disclosure of funding sources for certain candidate
            advocacy advertising, S911-S919 [24FE], S972-S995 [25FE],
            S997-S1001 [25FE], S1038-S1052 [26FE]
        ------ requirements for Presidential candidates accepting public
            funding and limits on campaign activities by tax-exempt
            organizations (S. 1666), S839-S840 [23FE]
        ------ restrictions on issue advocacy by interest groups, S805
            [23FE]
        ------ restrictions on issue advocacy by interest groups, S10146
            [10SE], S10149-S10160 [10SE]
        Presidential appointments:  nominations considered and confirmed en
            bloc, S9516 [30JY]
        Staff:  establish term limits for staff director and general
            counsel, S9912 [3SE], S9914 [3SE]
      Reports
        Pocketbook Politics--How Special-Interest Money Hurts the American
            Consumer:  Common Cause (organization), S901 [24FE]
      Reports filed
        Appropriations:  Committee on House Oversight (House) (H.R. 3748)
            (H. Rept. 105-606), H5402 [25JN]
        Campaign Reform and Election Integrity Act:  Committee on House
            Oversight (House) (H.R. 3485) (H. Rept. 105-457), H1378 [23MR]
        Consideration of H.R. 2183, Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act:
            Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 442) (H. Rept. 105-545),
            H3623 [20MY]
        ----- Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 458) (H. Rept. 105-567),
            H4164 [4JN]
        Nomination of Darryl R. Wold to the FEC:  Committee on Rules and
            Administration (Senate), S8778 [22JY]
        Nomination of David M. Mason to the FEC:  Committee on Rules and
            Administration (Senate), S8778 [22JY]
        Nomination of Karl J. Sandstrom to the FEC:  Committee on Rules and
            Administration (Senate), S8778 [22JY]
        Nomination of Scott E. Thomas to the FEC:  Committee on Rules and
            Administration (Senate), S8778 [22JY]
      Reports to constituents
        Hamilton, Representative:  Campaign Finance Reform, E614 [22AP]
        ------ Limiting Campaign Spending, E1227 [25JN]
      Rulings of the Chair
        Political campaigns:  ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R.
            2183), H4802 [18JN], H6795 [30JY]
        ----- ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183),
            consideration (H. Res. 442), H3731 [21MY]
        ----- ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 2183),
            consideration (H. Res. 458), H4778 [18JN]
      Statements
        ACLU Campaign Finance Position Protects Free Speech:  Nadine
            Strossen, Ira Glasser, and Laura W. Murphy, E1188 [22JN]
        Campaign Finance Reform:  Allen J. Ellender, S10061 [9SE]
        ------ Charles A. Culberson, S10061 [9SE]
        ------ John Tower (1974), S10157 [10SE]
        ------ Several Former ACLU Leaders, S10171 [10SE]
        ------ William Sulzer, S10061 [9SE]
      Subpoena Notices
        FEC administrative subpoena, H6851 [30JY]
      Summaries
        Federal Election Enforcement and Disclosure Reform Act (S. 1664),
            S838 [23FE]
      Tables
        Republican National Committee campaign fundraising dinner invitation
            benefits for tablebuyers and fundraisers, S10159 [10SE]
      Texts of
        H. Res. 442, consideration of H.J. Res. 119, constitutional
            amendment to limit campaign expenditures, and H.R. 2183,
            Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act, H3722 [21MY]
        H. Res. 458, consideration of H.R. 2183, Bipartisan Campaign
            Integrity Act, H4773 [18JN]
        H.R. 2109, Campaign Finance Sunshine Act, H10196 [8OC]
        H.R. 2183, Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act, H4679 [17JN]
        H.R. 3581, Campaign Reform and Election Integrity Act, H1727-H1732
            [30MR]
        H.R. 3582, Campaign Reporting and Disclosure Act, H1754 [30MR]
        S. 1689, Grassroots Campaign and Common Sense Federal Election
            Reform Act, S1077-S1079 [26FE]