Alaska HB371 amends campaign finance laws to enhance transparency and disclosure requirements for contributions and expenditures.

Alaska HB371 modifies campaign finance regulations by introducing new disclosure requirements and contribution limits. It mandates that groups and nongroup entities receiving a majority of contributions from nonresidents register with the Alaska Public Offices Commission. The bill also requires bundled contributions to be disclosed in campaign reports. Additionally, it limits contributions to groups or nongroup entities making only independent expenditures to $3,000 annually.

Alaska HB371 amends campaign finance laws to enhance transparency and disclosure requirements for contributions and expenditures.

Alaska HB371 modifies campaign finance regulations by introducing new disclosure requirements and contribution limits. It mandates that groups and nongroup entities receiving a majority of contributions from nonresidents register with the Alaska Public Offices Commission. The bill also requires bundled contributions to be disclosed in campaign reports. Additionally, it limits contributions to groups or nongroup entities making only independent expenditures to $3,000 annually.