If this bill were to become law, it would amend current statutes regarding campaign finance contributions by increasing the threshold for when an in-state individual's identifying information must be reported. Specifically, the bill would raise the limit from $100 to $200. This means that contributions exceeding $200 would require the contributor's name, occupation, and employer to be disclosed in campaign finance reports, while contributions of $200 or less would not necessitate such disclosure. Additionally, the bill would require campaign finance reports to include the aggregate amount of contributions from all in-state individuals whose contributions do not exceed $100 $200 for the election cycle. This change aims to streamline reporting requirements and potentially encourage more contributions by raising the threshold for disclosure. The bill also removes previous language that allowed individuals contributing $200 or less to consent to the disclosure of their identifying information.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 16-926
Senate Engrossed Version: 16-926