Election Infrastructure Integrity Act mandates a public database of vendors supporting federal election systems.
The Election Infrastructure Integrity Act requires the Election Assistance Commission to create and maintain a publicly accessible database of private vendors involved in federal election systems. States and local governments must submit information about these vendors, including identity, contract terms, and ownership details. Noncompliant states will be ineligible for federal election administration funds. The act amends the Help America Vote Act of 2002 to include these provisions, effective for federal elections held in 2026 and beyond.
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