No, that is not correct. It provides that if contributions are received from donors of $200 or less, those may effectively be pooled into a segregated account by either political party and then contributed to candidates in an amount over and above the amount allowed for contributions of over $200. So, therefore, you will see that that would incentivize both parties to start to think a little more seriously about getting contributions from donors at less than $200.
On the recordMarch 7, 2019
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