Outside Influence Prevention Act

Summary

The bill changes the Federal Election Campaign Act so that for certain independent political expenditures, at least 50% of the money must come from people who live in the state where the ad or other spending is made. It targets political action committees and other groups that spend money independently of campaigns, aiming to increase local donor influence. The change could affect how these groups raise and allocate money across state lines.

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