H.729 is a bill introduced by several representatives that aims to prohibit spending by corporate political action committees (PACs) in state elections. The bill seeks to amend current election laws to ensure that corporate PACs are not allowed to contribute financially to political campaigns within the state, thereby reinforcing the integrity of the electoral process.

The proposed legislation reflects a growing concern over the influence of corporate money in politics and aims to create a more level playing field for candidates and voters alike. By restricting corporate PAC spending, the bill intends to promote transparency and accountability in campaign financing, ensuring that elections are determined by the voices of individual voters rather than corporate interests.