FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT

Analyses

527 Reform Act (S. 2828), S9529 [22SE]

Bills and resolutions

Political campaigns: clarify disclosure requirements of identifying information within campaign communications which are printed, made through the Internet, and through prerecorded telephone calls (see H.R. 4985), H6704 [22JY]

———define political committees and clarify when organizations described in section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code must register as political committees (see S. 2828), S9524 [22SE] (see H.R. 5127), H7442 [22SE]

———repeal disclosure requirement for certain electioneering communication disbursements and prohibit making such disbursements by corporations and labor organizations (see S. 2702), S8548 [21JY] (see H.R. 3801), H514 [11FE]

———require candidates to stand by their printed and Internet advertising (see S. 2392), S4996 [6MY]

Remarks in House

Political campaigns: define political committees and clarify when organizations described in section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code must register as political committees (H.R. 5127), E1675 [22SE]

Remarks in Senate

Political campaigns: define political committees and clarify when organizations described in section 527 of the Internal Revenue Code must register as political committees (S. 2828), S9527-S9530 [22SE]

———repeal disclosure requirement for certain electioneering communication disbursements and prohibit making such disbursements by corporations and labor organizations (S. 2702), S8555 [21JY]

———require candidates to stand by their printed and Internet advertising (S. 2392), S4999 [6MY]

Texts of

S. 2392, Political Candidate Personal Responsibility Act, S5000 [6MY]

S. 2828, 527 Reform Act, S9527-S9529 [22SE]