Prohibiting US Election Agencies from International Data Sharing and Advisory Roles
This new law aims to enhance the security of federal elections in the US. It prohibits agencies responsible for elections from sharing data or receiving advice from international organizations. This means US election processes will be managed solely by domestic institutions, aiming for greater independence and protection of citizens' data.
Key points
US election agencies are prohibited from entering data-sharing agreements with international organizations.
International organizations cannot hold advisory roles with federal election agencies.
The goal is to increase the independence and security of election processes in the United States.
Status:
Introduced
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