The H. R. 9393 bill seeks to amend election and foreign agent laws to limit foreign influence in U.S. elections. It treats certain foreign-owned corporations as foreign nationals, banning their involvement in campaign activities and prohibiting foreign-affiliated...
The H. R. 9393 bill wants to stop foreign companies from playing in American elections and change rules to help keep track of foreign helpers, making it harder for them to secretly spend money to influence votes.
H.R. 9088 is a bill from the 118th Congress that aims to increase transparency for 501(c)(4) organizations, which are typically social welfare groups. The bill proposes changes to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, making notices of intent to operate as a 501(c)(4) publicly...
H.R. 9088 is a new rule that makes sure special groups, called 501(c)(4) organizations, tell people what they plan to do. Just like they share forms to show they shouldn't pay taxes, now they have to show their plans, too.
H.R. 8175, titled the “Crack Down on Dark Money Act,” aims to change the Internal Revenue Code to limit how much 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations can spend on political activities. Specifically, it would prevent these organizations from using more than 10% of their total expenditures on...
H.R. 8175 is a plan to make sure certain organizations that are supposed to focus on helping others don't spend too much money on politics. It also wants these organizations to let us know who their big-money helpers are if they're using the money for political stuff.
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