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Blockchain for Political Campaign Finance — Transparent Donor Tracking
Campaign finance reporting (FEC in the US) requires detailed donor tracking with public disclosure. Blockchain-native campaign finance systems provide real-time transparency beyond the current quarterly filing model.
contract CampaignFinanceRegister { struct Donation { address donor; // Public blockchain address bytes32 donorIdHash; // Hash of verified donor identity (KYC'd off-chain) uint256 amount; uint256 timestamp; string donorOccupation; string donorEmployer; } struct Expenditure { address recipient; uint256 amount; string pur...
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Yes — the FEC currently mandates electronic filing through its own systems (FECfile, eFiling). A blockchain-based transparency system would require either: FEC rulemaking to accept blockchain records as the official filing medium, or operation as a supplementary transparency layer alongside existing FEC filings. Several states have explored blockchain-based campaign finance reporting; federal implementation would require statutory changes or FEC regulatory action.
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