Prohibiting Non-Profit Funding for Election Administration
This bill aims to prevent charitable organizations (501(c)(3) type) from directly or indirectly funding the administration of public elections. This means that money from such organizations cannot be used to support election processes, with the exception of providing space as a polling place. These changes will take effect from the 2025 tax year, potentially impacting how future elections are organized and funded.
Key points
Charitable organizations (501(c)(3)) will be prohibited from funding public election administration.
The ban covers both direct and indirect funding of election processes.
An exception allows these organizations to provide their premises as polling places.
Changes will apply to funding provided in taxable years beginning after December 31, 2024.
Status:
Expired
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