About the American Anti-Corruption Act
The American Anti-Corruption Act sets a standard for city, state and Federal Anti-Corruption laws that put power back in the hands of the people.
Each Anti-Corruption Act stops political bribery, ends secret money and fixes our broken elections. The Act's specific provisions vary by locale based on Constitutional limitations and the necessity of specific anti-corruption measures.
- For a brief description of the provisions of the American Anti-Corruption Act, visit our Policy Platform page
- For a detailed explanation of the American Anti-Corruption Act, visit AntiCorruptionAct.Org.
Key provisions of the American Anti-Corruption Act:
- Make it illegal for politicians to take money from lobbyists
- Ban lobbyist bundling
- Close the revolving door
- Prevent politicians from fundraising during working hours
- Immediately disclose political money online
- Stop donors from hiding behind secret-money groups
- End gerrymandering
- Let all voters participate in open primaries
- Let voters rank their top candidates, avoid “spoilers”
- Automatic voter registration
- Vote at home or at the polls
- Change how elections are funded
- Crack down on super PACs
- Eliminate lobbyist loopholes
- Strengthen anti-corruption enforcement
How to pass an Anti-Corruption Act
RepresentUs brings conservatives and progressives together to pass Anti-Corruption Acts in cities and states across America. We're building a nationwide movement to fix America's corrupt political system, so the government works for all Americans, not just a handful of billionaires and special interests.
- Learn more about our plan to pass Anti-Corruption Acts.