The Campaign Finance Modernization Amendment Act of 2025 aims to improve transparency and efficiency in the District of Columbia's campaign finance system. Key provisions include enhanced reporting requirements for political committees, a revised definition of "coordination" to include actions by unaffiliated committees, and a mandate for the Office of Campaign Finance to publish all investigation-related documents on its website. The bill also establishes a timeline for investigating complaints, promotes transparency regarding deepfakes in political communications, and requires the Office to provide guides on campaign operations while forming an advisory group for process improvements.

Additionally, the bill modifies the Fair Elections Program by raising the certification threshold for certain candidates, revoking certification for candidates who switch races after losing a primary, and ensuring timely disbursement of campaign funds. It prohibits candidates expelled from the Council from being certified under the Fair Elections Program and includes amendments to the District of Columbia Election Code, such as extending response times for elected officials facing recall and setting requirements for recall petitions. The legislation also introduces regulations on the use of artificial media in political advertising, requiring clear disclosures and imposing civil penalties for violations, thereby enhancing the overall structure of campaign finance regulations in the District.