Campaign contributions; require disclosure of certain contributions from nonprofit organizations to campaigns; prohibit contributions from nonprofit organizations to PACs

SB 220 requires nonprofits making campaign contributions to register as "political donor organizations" and disclose the identities of contributors who give $100 or more in a year. It prohibits nonprofits from donating directly to campaign committees or political action committees (PACs), ending a current loophole that allowed anonymous "dark money" contributions. Nonprofits must create separate funds for political spending, notify contributors about disclosure requirements, and maintain records for state review. This directly affects nonprofits that currently make political contributions through 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) entities and the campaigns receiving those funds. The bill aims to increase transparency in campaign financing by making contributor identities public for significant donations.