This joint resolution from the Wyoming Legislature requests that Congress propose a constitutional amendment aimed at identifying the sources of political contributions. It expresses concerns regarding the influence of corporations in political campaigns, particularly in light of Supreme Court rulings that protect independent corporate expenditures as free speech. The resolution highlights the disparity between the financial capabilities of corporations and natural persons, suggesting that this imbalance can undermine the political process.

The proposed amendment would mandate the public identification of sources for political contributions and expenditures related to candidates, while also allowing Congress and state legislatures to limit or prohibit contributions from entities that are not natural persons. However, it clarifies that political expenditures from organizations composed solely of natural persons, which disclose their members and donors, should not face restrictions. The resolution calls for the Secretary of State of Wyoming to send copies of this resolution to key federal officials and the Wyoming Congressional Delegation.