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POPVOX Issue Spotlight: Elections and Campaign Finance

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From time to time, we like to send POPVOX users an update of new bills by issue area. As in this example, if you weighed in on a bill about firearms, then you might receive an email from me alerting you to other firearms bills. (Full disclosure: while I think this idea is brilliant, it isn't mine. It was suggested by several POPVOX users -- so keep the suggestions coming!)

I'll be posting these issue suggestions here, in addition to my bill picks for the day (as I explained in  an earlier post ).

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Today's Issue Spotlight: Elections and Campaign Finance

  • Fair Elections Now Act (S 750) reforms the financing of Senate elections
  • Fair Elections Now Act (HR 1404) reforms the financing of House elections
  • Competitive Elections Act (HR 2788) prohibits a Congressional candidate from making campaign expenditures for the election from amounts that were not raised during the election cycle for that office
  • HR 2038 provides for limitations on expenditures in House elections
  • HJ Res 65 amends the Constitution to prohibit Congressional candidates from accepting contributions from individuals who do not reside in the State or Congressional district
  • S 194 terminates taxpayer financing of presidential election campaigns and party conventions

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