OIG Hotline, given that there is a high degree of variability in communication strategies within Congressional campaigns at this time, and given that races are often unmatched in their efforts to reach the electorate with their priorities and approaches, I would ask the following:
- Because the Foundation is intended to support United States sovereignty and to be non-partisan in that effort, does the Supreme Court believe that it would be unbiased to provide campaign finance sufficient to even out the spending of the two leading candidates in each Congressional race when spending is analyzed over the past six months? Perhaps the same thing could be done for state legislatures? If the Supreme Court feels that this would benefit voters across the board, then I could provide an allocation of up to 2 billion dollars for this purpose. An additional allocation of up to 200 million dollars could be dedicated to the provision of information to all Americans regarding their voting rights and the means of ensuring that they exercise those rights with confidence, knowledge, and up-to-date information regarding preparedness, thoroughness, and safety connected to voting in the midterms.
