No Foreign Election Partnership Act

This bill, called the No Foreign Election Partnership Act, would stop federal election agencies from making deals with international organizations to share data or to let those groups advise them. It applies to agencies like the Federal Election Commission and the Election Assistance Commission, as well as any other federal office that runs parts of federal elections. It would start as soon as it becomes law.

Key points

• Who is affected: Federal election agencies (including the FEC and EAC) and international organizations that might partner with them.
• What changes: These agencies could no longer agree to share data with, or receive advice from, international organizations.
• When: The ban takes effect on the date the law is enacted.

For most people, this would not change how they vote. It mainly affects how federal election offices get outside input and share information with groups from other countries.