Federal Property Use Ban for Political Events and Fundraising
A new law prohibits using federal government buildings and land for political party conventions or campaign fundraising events. This aims to ensure public property is not used for partisan purposes, potentially impacting the fairness of election processes.
Key points
Federal property, including White House grounds, cannot host national party conventions nominating President/VP candidates or events soliciting campaign contributions.
Violations can result in significant financial penalties (at least $50,000 or event cost, whichever is greater) or imprisonment.
Status:
Expired
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