Require Dark Money Disclosures

What it does

The DISCLOSE Act would require any organization spending more than $10,000 in a federal election to publicly identify donors who contributed $10,000 or more, close the routing loopholes that let money pass through 501(c)(4) and 501(c)(6) groups anonymously, and require shell companies engaged in election spending to disclose their true owners.

How members will be scored

Recorded as supporting if they are a cosponsor of the current DISCLOSE Act in their chamber, or voted Yea on a cloture motion in the past three Congresses.