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House adopts Personal Privacy Protection Act amid questions about donor disclosure
Summary
The House adopted the conference report for Senate Bill 416 (Personal Privacy Protection Act). On the floor representatives asked whether the measure could shield certain state‑level political donations by 501(c)(3) organizations, raising concerns about increasing 'dark money.' The adoption passed 63–46.
The North Carolina House on June 26 adopted the conference report for Senate Bill 416, the Personal Privacy Protection Act, after floor questions about its interaction with existing campaign‑finance disclosure laws.
Representative Sheetzell, who moved adoption, said the only change in the conference report was removal of certain IOLTA language. Representative Butler questioned whether the bill…
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