The House just passed one of my top legislative priorities in the Stop Foreign Funds in Elections Act. During debate, representatives said “we should all be able to agree that foreign funds should not be influencing or financing ballot measures, referenda, or recall elections.” I concur.

Here's the FEC's press release on today's Supreme Court decision about the money that political parties can spend in federal elections. Stay tuned for my personal thoughts 👀

📰 I continue to be committed to updating the public about all work continuing at the Federal Election Commission while we lack a quorum. As of March 2026, there were 195 pending enforcement matters. Now, there are 253. I will continue to share updates in the spirit of our mission to be transparent.

Today marks a sad milestone for the Federal Election Commission. www.fec.gov/resources/cm...

🔍 Are you looking for FEC rulemaking documents, like rulemaking petitions and notices? You can search our updated Rulemakings Search feature on the FEC's website. Happy searching!

📰 As promised, I am, again, updating the public about all work continuing at the Federal Election Commission while we lack a quorum. As of December 2025, there were 190 pending enforcement matters. Now, there are 195. I will continue to share updates in the spirit of our mission to be transparent.

The road to an election leads to the ballot box. It was a treat to view "Ballot Boxes of the Americas" exhibit at OAS. Here are a few of the beautiful and useful ballot boxes that were on display!

I was honored to speak with OAS Secretary General Ramdin about OAS and the FEC's critical work to strengthen democracy.

It was my pleasure to discuss federal campaign finance, and political spending in Georgia, with 11Alive NBC Atlanta last month. You can catch my televised segment here!

Thanks to #EarlyReturns for having me to discuss important topics like how the Federal Election Commission is an "example of government efficiency" with Jan Baran and @daralindenbaum.bsky.social

While the Federal Election Commission is unable to submit recommendations to Congress for 2025 due to a lack of quorum, I want to keep these critical issues on everyone’s radar:

📰 I continue to be committed to updating the public about all work continuing at the Federal Election Commission while we lack a quorum. As of August 2025, there were 154 pending enforcement matters. Now, there are 190. I will continue to share updates in the spirit of our mission to be transparent.

It's been a fun and busy time meeting with students from Ohio University E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and IIMUN at the FEC to discuss federal campaign finance!

📰 I am committed to updating the public about all work continuing at the Federal Election Commission while we lack a quorum. When I became Chair on July 1, there were 161 pending enforcement matters. Now, there are 154. I will continue to share updates in the spirit of our mission to be transparent.

🎉 I am thrilled to celebrate the FEC's 50th anniversary with the launch of our updated timeline webpage. As Chair, I continue to strive to serve the American public and I want to recognize my fellow Commissioners and the Commission’s current and former staff for their service.

🔍 Are you looking for FEC Advisory Opinion documents? You can search for them on our updated Advisory Opinion Search feature on the FEC’s website. Happy searching!

Today, we celebrate 60 years since the Voting Rights Act was signed into law and our democracy's commitment to protect the right to vote.

My team and I had a great time viewing the printing blocks used to press the original "Gerrymander" map cartoon at the Library of Congress - the best field trip for campaign finance nerds!

Thank you to Campaigns & Elections for the opportunity to speak about the FEC and its critical mission.

I look forward to serving as Chair of the Federal Election Commission with enthusiasm for and commitment to our mission.

📣REMINDER: Federal candidates & officeholders may use campaign funds for some security: WHO: Federal candidates, officeholders, their families & employees WHAT: Security systems, personnel, and more WHEN: During ongoing dangers or threats because of the federal candidate or officeholder’s position