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Creates an Anti-Corruption Bureau run by a seven-member, Senate-confirmed board with partisan-balance rules and fixed terms.
Folds the FEC, the Office of Government Ethics and the Office of Special Counsel into the Bureau, with subpoena power.
Lets citizens and state attorneys general sue to recover money senior officials gain by misusing their office, in any administration.
Pays for the Bureau through a Freedom From Influence Fund built from fines and assessments.
Read our plain-English guide to the bill · Read it yourself: S. 5183 on Congress.gov · Full bill text (GovInfo) · Sponsor's announcement
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S. 5183 was introduced by Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, and its cosponsors so far are also Democrats. We say so plainly. We support the bill because of what it would do: create an independent watchdog with a partisan-balanced board, under rules that apply to officials of every party. Your letter goes to your own Senators and Representative, whatever their party, and asks them to stand for that principle.
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The Anti-Corruption Bureau Creation Act (S. 5183) is a federal anti-corruption bill introduced in the U.S. Senate on July 30, 2026. It would create an independent Anti-Corruption Bureau with a bipartisan, Senate-confirmed board, merge the Federal Election Commission, the Office of Government Ethics and the Office of Special Counsel into it, and let citizens and state attorneys general sue to recover money that senior officials gain by misusing their office.
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