HB10825: To prohibit Joint Fundraising Committees that include federal candidates and Independent Expenditure-Only Political Committees from making disbursements on paid media.
- 1Introduced (current step)
- 2Passed One Chamber
- 3Passed Both Chambers
- 4Became Law
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Summary
To prohibit Joint Fundraising Committees that include federal candidates and Independent Expenditure-Only Political Committees from making disbursements on paid media.
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This bill would ban joint fundraising from spending money on paid media (like TV, radio, and digital ads) when those committees include both federal candidates and independent expenditure-only political committees. Joint fundraising committees pool money from multiple candidates and groups. Independent expenditure-only committees, sometimes called super PACs, can raise unlimited funds but cannot coordinate with candidates. The bill is currently in the introduction stage with Representative Michael Lawler as the sponsor.
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HB10825: To prohibit Joint Fundraising Committees that include federal candidates and In…