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公民自由透明度与问责制刑事司法与正当程序你的钱企业利益Online gifts to campaigns would need card checks — and every donor would be named, not just those over $200.
公民自由
Today your name, address, job, and employer show up in public reports only after your gifts pass $200. This bill removes that floor, so a $10 gift would be listed too.
Donors whose mailing address is not in a U.S. state or territory would have to prove who they are. Citizens could send a passport copy or the U.S. address they use to vote. Green card holders would have to send a copy of their card.
A card gift would only count if the card carries the donor's own name. Using a spouse's or a parent's card to give would no longer work. This applies to all card gifts, not just online ones.
Committees could not knowingly take a donation paid with a store gift card or gift certificate. Store gift cards are not tied to a named bank account.
透明度与问责制
Committees would have to list every contributor in the reports they file with the Federal Election Commission, whatever the amount. Those reports go up for public viewing within two days.
Anyone giving online by credit or debit card would have to enter the card's security code and billing ZIP code. A repeat gift on the same saved card would only need this once.
Giving in another person's name is already against the law. This bill would also make it illegal to direct, help, or assist someone doing it.
Anyone who takes in a gift and suspects it really came from someone else would have to report it to the Federal Election Commission. The bill does not say what happens after that.
A gift made through a digital wallet — an app that stores your card details — would count as meeting the new rules on its own. The security code and ZIP code checks would not apply to it.
A treasurer who learns a donation broke the rules must pay it back. But if the committee shows it tried its best to follow the rules, it counts as having followed them.
刑事司法与正当程序
The ban would reach anyone who knowingly directs, helps, or assists a gift made in someone else's name. The bill does not spell out how much help counts.
你的钱
If a committee's treasurer knows your gift did not meet the new rules, they would have to pay it back to you. The same duty covers gift card donations.
企业利益
Before writing the rules, the Federal Election Commission would have to talk with payment card networks. Other groups affected by the rules would be consulted as well.
关于本法案的更多内容
If you give to a federal campaign online, you would face new steps. You would have to enter your card's security code and the ZIP code on your bill. The card would have to be in your own name. Gift cards could not be used at all. Donors who live abroad would have to send an ID copy or a U.S. voter address. The bill would also end the $200 floor for naming donors. Today a campaign lists your name, address, job, and employer only after your gifts add up to more than $200. Under this bill, a $10 gift would be listed too. Those reports are public records. Helping someone give under another person's name would be banned. A campaign that suspects a gift really came from someone else would have to report it. The report goes to the Federal Election Commission, the agency that polices campaign money. None of this would start right away. The changes would apply 90 days after the commission writes its rules.
国会摘要
竞选资金透明法案本法案涉及联邦选举中的竞选资金问题，包括扩大出资和披露要求。具体而言，本法案要求政治委员会在通过互联网接受信用卡或借记卡出资时，收集该信用卡或借记卡的（1）验证值或验证码，以及（2）与该卡关联的账单地址邮政编码。本法案通常要求出资的个人或实体拥有美国邮寄地址；但对于向政治委员会提供指定身份信息的美国公民、国民或依法获准永久居留者，本法案提供豁免。本法案禁止政治委员会（1）接受任何信用卡或借记卡出资，除非用于出资的卡上姓名与出资个人或实体的姓名一致，或（2）接受通过使用礼品券或商店礼品卡方式提供的出资。本法案取消了披露出资所需的200美元门槛，从而要求政治委员会报告出资人的身份信息，无论出资金额多少。本法案还禁止明知故犯地指使、帮助或协助任何人以他人名义进行出资。任何出资接收方如怀疑某笔出资是由一人以他人名义提供的，应向联邦选举委员会（FEC）报告。FEC必须制定规章以执行本法案。
详细信息
- 国会届次
- 119th
- 议院
- 众议院
- 状态
- 已总结
- 行动
- 提交众议院
- 行动日期
- 2026-05-11
- 添加日期
- 2026-07-11
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