Disclosure of contributors who contribute less than $200 who live outside the area represented by the candidate required.

This bill requires candidates to disclose the names of contributors who live outside their represented area if those contributors donate less than $200. This aims to increase transparency in campaign financing by ensuring that local voters are aware of outside influences in their elections.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes transparency and accountability in political funding. By requiring disclosure of out-of-area contributions, it empowers voters to understand who is financially supporting their candidates and ensures that local interests are prioritized.

Critics of the bill contend that it could discourage small donations from individuals who live outside the candidate's district. They argue that this could limit the pool of potential supporters and hinder candidates' ability to fundraise, ultimately impacting their campaigns negatively.