Stop Adversaries Meddling in American Elections Act

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Legislation Details

The legislation mandates the President to notify Congress if a country of concern attempts to influence U.S. elections through disinformation.
The President must inform Congress within 30 days of determining such an attempt, detailing the actions intended to be taken.
The President is required to take actions to expose any corruption or malfeasance of senior officials in the country of concern, using various media channels.
The President can waive the disclosure of information if it is deemed detrimental to national interest, but must provide an explanation to Congress.
The release of classified information is subject to existing standards and procedures for classified national security information.
The legislation defines “appropriate committees of Congress” that should be notified, including specific Senate and House committees.
It defines “country of concern” and “disinformation,” emphasizing the deliberate nature of misleading information.

The legislation mandates the President to notify Congress if a country of concern attempts to influence U.S. elections through disinformation.
The President must inform Congress within 30 days of determining such an attempt, detailing the actions intended to be taken.
The President is required to take actions to expose any corruption or malfeasance of senior officials in the country of concern, using various media channels.
The President can waive the disclosure of information if it is deemed detrimental to national interest, but must provide an explanation to Congress.
The release of classified information is subject to existing standards and procedures for classified national security information.
The legislation defines “appropriate committees of Congress” that should be notified, including specific Senate and House committees.
It defines “country of concern” and “disinformation,” emphasizing the deliberate nature of misleading information.