Election Infrastructure Integrity Act
This bill creates a publicly accessible database to track private vendors that supply, support, or maintain components of election systems used in federal elections. It requires states and local election officials to submit information about these vendors within 30 days after each federal election, including vendor identity, contract terms, and ownership details such as parent companies and foreign interests. The legislation prohibits federal funding for election administration in any state that fails to comply with these reporting requirements. The database aims to increase transparency by making vendor information available to the public, with provisions to withhold certain details for security reasons. These changes would take effect for federal elections held in 2026 and subsequent years.
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Introduced Mar 26, 2026
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Mar 26, 2026
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