Regulates political contribution activities by intermediaries and requires disclosure of certain identifying information when contributions are made.
The bill amends the election law to regulate political contribution activities by intermediaries. It requires intermediaries to report specific information about each contribution they deliver to a candidate or a committee, including the contributor's name, mailing address, contribution amount, and the date the contribution was received. Additionally, candidates and committees must report to the state board of elections any intermediary who delivers or solicits contributions that aggregate to $500 or more.
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