Should the U.S. ban anonymous 'dark money' donations to political campaigns and groups?
'Dark money' refers to political spending by groups that are not required to disclose their donors.
Discussion (2)
Grab this poll for your site
Votes cast anywhere this poll is embedded count toward the same live total.
From Groundbeat
Help us build thisWe're building the Groundbeat community one person at a time, and we need your help — if you know someone who belongs here, please send them groundbeat.com.
More in News & Politics
- Was the Norwegian Nobel Committee right to award the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay? · 1 votes
- After the Bronx ICE shooting, do you think immigration agents face too much, too little, or the right amount of accountability for using force? · 1 votes
- Is the Trump administration right to tighten H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers? · 1 votes
- Should the penny be discontinued? · 1 votes
Transparency in elections feels pretty fundamental to our democracy. Political spending is speech, but voters should know who's speaking.
if you're voting "allow them," where's your line: foreign cash, shell LLCs, anonymous billionaire checks — all fine, or just some of it?