SJRES 43
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This joint resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to grant Congress and states the authority to regulate campaign finance. It aims to allow for limits on contributions and expenditures in elections, and to clarify that constitutional rights do not extend to artificial entities like corporations for the purpose of influencing elections.
It proposes a constitutional amendment to empower federal and state governments to regulate campaign finance, including setting limits on political contributions and spending.
It primarily affects political campaigns, candidates, parties, corporations, unions, and individuals involved in political spending, as well as all voters by potentially reshaping election financing.
Voters should care because it could fundamentally alter the role of money in politics, potentially reducing the influence of large donors and enhancing the perceived fairness of the electoral process.
Primary sponsor
Jeanne Shaheen
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