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Federal election agency

A part of the U.S. government responsible for managing or overseeing elections for federal offices, such as the President, Vice President, or members of Congress. Examples include the Federal Election Commission and the Election Assistance Commission.

International organization

A group or body that operates across national borders and includes members from multiple countries, often established by treaty or agreement between governments or through private initiatives.

Data sharing

The practice of exchanging information or data, potentially including sensitive election details, between different entities.

Advisory role

Providing official recommendations, guidance, or counsel without holding direct authority or decision-making power.

Enactment date

The specific day when a bill officially becomes law after passing both chambers of Congress and being signed by the President, or otherwise becoming law as prescribed by the Constitution.