Stop Corporate Money in Politics Act restricts business entities from making political contributions and expenditures.
The Stop Corporate Money in Politics Act prohibits business entities from making contributions or expenditures for political purposes. This includes donations to candidates, committees, or ballot issues. The bill defines business entities broadly, excluding certain political committees and public bodies. Violations can result in penalties such as suspension of business operations, loss of tax-exempt status, and disqualification from public contracts. The Attorney General can seek court action to enforce these penalties.
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