Delaware bill tightens campaign finance disclosure rules

An Act To Amend Title 15 Of The Delaware Code Relating To Election Campaigns And Public Disclosures.

Introduced· 2026-04-30

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If passed, the bill would force political groups to report contributions and spending quickly, making it easier for voters to see who is funding campaigns.

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More transparency means voters can judge candidates better and reduces hidden influence, especially from out‑of‑state or foreign sources. Support now while the bill is still being debated.

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The facts

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Requires political committees to file organization statements within 24 hours after crossing $500 threshold.
Out‑of‑state committees must file after $2,000 in contributions or expenditures.
Adds new definitions for donors, foreign‑controlled entities, and conduits.
Mandates disclosure of the top five contributors and their underlying funding sources.
Applies to political committees, nonprofits, and other groups that spend on elections.