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Committee approves disclosure language targeting foreign‑influenced campaign spending
Summary
SB 29‑82 would bar foreign or foreign‑influenced entities from making election contributions and require advertisements to state when top contributors did not certify foreign‑influence status. The committee passed the bill with amendments adopting the Attorney General's advertisement language.
The chair introduced SB 29‑82, which would prohibit contributions and expenditures from foreign entities and foreign‑influenced business entities for election communications and require disclosure language in advertisements when top contributors did not provide certification regarding foreign influence. Committee staff recommended passage with amendments to adopt the Attorney General's suggested advertisement statement.
"Recommendation on 29 82 is to, pass with an amendment and accept the AG's recommended language about the required an advertisement statement," the chair said. The committee adopted the recommendation and passed the measure with amendments as recommended.
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