Alabama Senate Passes Bill to Block Foreign Election Donations

0:00Birmingham's story is making news on March 6th. Alabama Senate just passed a key bill to shield elections from outside money. On Thursday, lawmakers approved legislation that blocks foreign nationals and foreign companies from donating to political candidates, parties, or action committees. The measure sponsored by Representative James Lomax from Huntsville and Senator Dan Roberts from Mountain Brook also stops these groups from seeking. Contributions from foreigners. State covers campaigns, ballot measures, and more. Federal law already bans foreign donations to candidates, but experts point to loopholes letting millions slip into ballot fights nationwide. Without a matching state rule, Alabama officials say they lack power to prosecute violations. Senator Roberts stressed this problem during debate, calling for stronger local defenses. Secretary of State Wes Allen cheered the move, saying it ensures honest funding and blocks foreign agendas. The bill now awaits Governor K.I.V. Signature. If approved, it could set a tougher standard for election security in the state.

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