West Virginia HB5066 prohibits the release of contributors' employer information in political elections.
West Virginia HB5066 amends the Code of West Virginia to prohibit the release of addresses and names of employers of persons who make contributions to political elections. The bill provides a misdemeanor criminal penalty for violations. It aims to protect the privacy of contributors by ensuring that their employer information remains confidential. This measure is intended to prevent any potential intimidation or undue influence in political contributions.
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