Michigan HB4382 prohibits regulated utilities from contributing to certain political action committees.
Michigan HB4382 amends the Michigan Campaign Finance Act to prohibit regulated utilities from making contributions to 501(c)(4) organizations or 527 organizations controlled or directed by specific individuals or entities. These include candidates for state elective office, elected state officials, former elected state officials, appointed state officials, and state or local party committees. The bill also defines terms such as "regulated utility," "principal," and "covered person," and imposes civil fines on individuals who violate the contribution restrictions.
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