Require Disclosure of Dark Money in Elections

$1.9 billion in dark money in 2024 with no donor disclosure.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked June 2, 2026.

The Letter

Subject Support the DISCLOSE Act and Campaign Finance Transparency

$1.9 billion in dark money flowed into the 2024 election with no public disclosure of donors. Citizens United allowed unlimited corporate spending. Hawaii found a workaround through public financing, but most states have no transparency requirements for political spending.

Support the DISCLOSE Act requiring disclosure of all political spending above $10,000. Voters have a right to know who is paying to influence their elections.

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I'm calling about dark money in elections.
$1.9 billion in undisclosed money flowed into the 2024 election. Citizens United opened the door.
Hawaii found a workaround with public financing, but most states have no transparency.
Support the DISCLOSE Act requiring disclosure of all political spending above $10,000.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

$1.9B dark money in the 2024 election with no public donor disclosure (source)
Citizens United Supreme Court ruling allowing unlimited corporate political spending (source)

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