The bill is a joint resolution from the Wyoming Legislature urging Congress to propose a constitutional amendment that would require the public identification of the sources of political contributions and expenditures related to candidates. It expresses concerns over the influence of corporations, unions, and organizations in the political process, particularly due to their ability to make significant campaign expenditures through super political action committees, which often lack transparency regarding their funding sources. The resolution emphasizes the need for Congress and state legislatures to have the authority to regulate these contributions and limit the financial power of non-natural persons in political campaigns.

Additionally, the resolution specifies that while it seeks to limit or prohibit campaign contributions from corporations and other non-natural entities, it does not intend to restrict political expenditures by organizations composed of natural persons that publicly disclose their members and donors. This distinction aims to ensure that the voices of individual contributors are not silenced while addressing the disproportionate influence of larger entities in the political arena.