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Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971

A foundational U.S. law that regulates political campaign spending and fundraising, requiring disclosure of campaign finance information and placing limits on contributions.

Foreign National

Under U.S. election law, generally refers to individuals who are not U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents (green card holders), as well as foreign governments, political parties, corporations, and associations.

Ballot Initiative

A process by which citizens can propose new laws or constitutional amendments, which are then placed on the ballot for a direct popular vote.

Referendum

A process where a legislative body refers a proposed law or constitutional amendment to the voters for their direct approval or rejection.

Contribution / Donation

Money, goods, or services given to political campaigns, parties, or groups with the intent to influence an election or a ballot measure.