Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to ban all Political Action Committee contributions, require candidates to raise at least one-half of their funds from local residents, and prohibit soft money and bundling; and also sought to require unions, corporations, and non-profit groups to disclose to the FEC all activities and spending that affect federal elections.

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Amendment Number
413
Description
Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to ban all Political Action Committee contributions, require candidates to raise at least one-half of their funds from local residents, and prohibit soft money and bundling; and also sought to require unions, corporations, and non-profit groups to disclose to the FEC all activities and spending that affect federal elections.
Purpose
An amendment in the nature of a substitute which eliminates the bill's spending limits, voter communication vouchers, and the overall $200,000 cap on political action committee and large contributions to each House candidate. Instead, the GOP substitute bans all PAC contributions, requires candidates to raise at least one-half of their funds from local residents, and prohibits soft money and bundling. The substitute also requires unions, corporations, and non-profit groups to disclose to the FEC all activities and spending that affect federal elections. In addition, the amendment requires labor unions to get written permission from members before dues can be used for political purposes.
Congress
103
Type
HAMDT
Latest Action Date
Nov 22, 1993
Latest Action Text
On agreeing to the Thomas (CA) amendment (A001) Failed by recorded vote: 173 - 263 (Roll no. 603).
Latest Action Time
12:59:20
Submitted Date
Nov 22, 1993
Chamber
House of Representatives
Update Date
Aug 15, 2021
Amendment 413 — Informed