Election Infrastructure Integrity Act

This bill would require the Election Assistance Commission to create and keep a public database of private companies that provide, support, or maintain any part of the election systems used in federal elections. Within 30 days after each federal election, states and local election offices would have to report each such vendor's identity, the terms of its contract (except information withheld for security reasons), and its ownership, including parent companies, beneficial owners, and any foreign ownership. A state that does not follow these requirements could not receive federal funds to run federal elections. The rules would apply to federal elections held in 2026 and later years.

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Sponsors

• Ralph Norman Republican sponsor
• 5 cosponsors