Safeguarding Election Candidates using Resonable Expenditures (SECURE) Act; create.

Summary

The SECURE Act would let candidates and elected officials use campaign contributions to pay for security‑related costs such as cameras, alarms, and monitoring services, with a $10,000 cap per campaign cycle. It also bans using campaign money for firearms, payments to family‑owned entities, or unrelated home improvements, and requires detailed reporting to the Secretary of State. The measure aims to protect public figures from threats while keeping spending transparent.

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