WASHINGTON — In a rare display of cross-party collaboration, a bipartisan group of senators today introduced the Campaign Integrity Act of 2026. The bill represents the most significant overhaul of campaign finance regulations in over two decades.

The proposed legislation seeks to address growing public concern over the influence of 'dark money' in national elections.

Key Provisions of the Reform * **PAC Contribution Limits**: Places a strict cap on political action committee contributions to national campaigns. * **Real-Time Disclosure**: Requires all donations exceeding $1,000 to be disclosed publicly within 24 hours of receipt. * **Foreign Spending Ban**: Imposes rigorous audits to prevent foreign corporations or entities from funding domestic political advocacy.

Co-sponsors of the bill stated, 'Our goal is simple: to restore the public's trust in our democratic processes. By bringing transparency into campaign spending, we ensure that representatives are accountable to voters, not special interest groups.' Critics argue the bill face legal hurdles under existing free speech precedents.