Texas SB405 restricts political contributions from out-of-state contributors and imposes civil penalties for violations.
Texas SB405 amends the Election Code to restrict political contributions from individuals with principal addresses outside the state. Candidates and officeholders cannot accept contributions exceeding $5,000 for statewide elections, $2,500 for district elections, or $1,000 for county elections from out-of-state contributors. If a violation occurs, the contribution must be returned to the contributor. Political committees are barred from contributing if more than 50% of their contributions come from out-of-state sources.
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