If passed, the bill would let campaign committees pay some childcare costs caused by campaigning or public duties, subject to limits.
Campaign committees could pay childcare costs directly caused by campaigning or public duties, if the costs would not otherwise arise and payment is not made to a household member.
The proposed text allows committees to use campaign contributions for certain childcare costs. This applies to committees holding contributions for candidates, former candidates, or elected officials. The costs must result directly from campaigning or public duties and would not have arisen without those activities. The costs must support the child’s well-being and protection. Payment cannot go to a member of the candidate’s or officeholder’s household. The text gives no separate effective date; this provision would apply only if the bill becomes law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.