Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act
Section 1: Disclosure of Donors1. All political action committees are required to disclose the identities of the following donors to the public, including the total value of the donations:
a. corporations
b. labor unions
c. churches and other religious organizations
d. other political action committees
e. political parties and related organizations
f. individual donors contributing a total donation value in excess of $20,000
2. All candidates for federal office are required to disclose the identities of the following donors to the public, including the total value of the donations:
a. corporations
b. labor unions
c. churches and other religious organizations
d. other political action committees
e. political parties and related organizations
f. individual donors contributing a total donation value in excess of $20,000
3. The Department of Federal Elections shall be responsible for enforcing this portion of the act.
a. Violators may be levied a fine no greater than two times the amount of the undisclosed donation
Section 2: Public Campaign Financing1. The Department of Federal Elections shall established qualifications to determine which candidates for federal office are eligible to receive public campaign financing.
a. Qualifying candidates for Class A Senate elections are entitled to $8 million of public campaign financing.
b. Qualifying candidates for Class B Senate elections are entitled to $12 million of public campaign financing.
c. Qualifying candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency are entitled to $100 million of public campaign financing.
2. The Department of Federal Elections may raise or lower the amount of public campaign financing available, subject to clearance by the Government Oversight and Reform Standing Committee.
3. Qualifying candidates that choose to use public campaign financing shall be prohibited from receiving campaign contributions from private donors.
a. Qualifying candidates shall be allowed to return their public campaign financing and collect private contributions instead at any point up until 30 days before the election the candidate is running in is scheduled to take place.
4. Qualifying candidates that choose not to use public campaign financing may receive campaign contributions from private donors in accordance with the disclosure rules established in Section 1 of this act.
5. Total campaign contribution collections shall be capped at $250 million.
a. The Department of Federal Elections may raise or lower the amount of total campaign contribution collections, subject to clearance by the Government Oversight and Reform Standing Committee.
Section 3: Campaign Access1. Any television channel, radio station or other such broadcaster must allow equal access to political advertisers at equal cost.
a. Violations of this provision may result in a fine no greater than $10 million.
b. This section is not to be construed as regulating or restricting the content of media broadcast and news coverage in any way.
2. At no point shall political advertising on the Atlasian National Broadcaster exceed 20% of advertising content.