Senate resolution to support United States constitutional amendment for campaign finance limits

Montana's Senate Resolution 4 urges the U.S. Congress to propose a constitutional amendment that would allow states and the federal government to prohibit corporate campaign contributions and expenditures, while also enabling limits on overall political spending in elections. The resolution references Montana's historical campaign finance regulations - including a 1912 law and a 2012 voter-approved initiative - that were overturned by the 2010 *Citizens United* Supreme Court decision. It calls for Congress to send the proposed amendment to the states for ratification, emphasizing that campaign finance rules should prioritize democratic self-governance over corporate influence.