Disclose Funds Original Source/Camp'n Finance.
This bill requires political groups in North Carolina to reveal the true origin of their campaign money, rather than just listing the immediate donor. Specifically, any organization receiving more than $6,800 from a single source must report the identity of the original individual or entity who provided the funds, along with any middlemen who transferred the money. Additionally, the bill mandates that anyone making a donation must tell the recipient exactly who the original source of those funds is. These rules apply to all election-related donations made on or after the law takes effect, aiming to increase transparency in campaign financing.
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Jun 2026
Committee Review
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Governor
Introduced Jun 4, 2026
Last action Jun 8, 2026
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Jun 8, 2026
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Jun 4, 2026
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