The DISCLOSE Act (S.443) has been introduced in Congress multiple times but never passed. What would it require organizations like Rockbridge's 501(c)(4) groups to do?

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The DISCLOSE Act would require 501(c)(4) organizations like Rockbridge's affiliates to reveal donors who give $10,000 or more for election-related spending. Currently, these groups can spend tens of millions on political activities without naming a single donor. The bill has been introduced multiple times but never passed -- Republicans have filibustered it in the Senate. At the state level, New York and Connecticut already require 501(c)(4) donor disclosure for political spending, and similar bills are pending in at least 12 additional states. Citizens can contact their senators and representatives to ask where they stand on the DISCLOSE Act.

The DISCLOSE Act (S.443) has been introduced in Congress multiple times but never passed. What would it require organizations like Rockbridge's 501(c)(4) groups to do?

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