Abolish Super PACs Act seeks to limit contributions to Super PACs to reduce corruption and restore public faith in elections.
The Abolish Super PACs Act aims to amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 by placing reasonable limits on contributions to Super PACs that make independent expenditures. The bill seeks to mitigate the risk of corrupt agreements between candidates and contributors, reduce the appearance of corruption, and restore public confidence in elections. The act defines "independent expenditure committee" and imposes contribution limits to political action committees, including those making independent expenditures.
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