Today, the Indiana Senate unanimously voted to ban foreign money from influencing public questions. House Bill 1467, sponsored for state Representative Tim Wesco, is a commonsense measure to prevent foreign nationals and foreign governments from making a contribution in connection with a public question. The legislation previously passed the State House of 92-4, and now the bill will head to Governor Braun’s desk for his consideration!
Indiana Senate Unanimously Passes a Ban on Foreign Funding of Ballot Issues
Today, the Indiana Senate unanimously voted to ban foreign money from influencing public questions.
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