Now, under the DISCLOSE Act, organizations spending more than $10,000 on campaign related activity would be required to disclose any donor who contributed more than $10,000.
Alex Padilla: “Now, under the DISCLOSE Act, organizations spending more than $10,000 on campaign related activity would be required to…”
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Padilla explains donor disclosure requirements under the DISCLOSE Act.
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