Stop Ballroom Bribery Act
To prevent corruption by appropriately limiting donations for any public property, building, or fixture at the White House, the Naval Observatory, or certain other public property, for events on such property, or for monuments to living current or former Presidents, current or former Vice Presidents, or current or former employees or officers appointed by the President.
This bill, known as the Stop Ballroom Bribery Act, aims to curb corruption by placing limits on donations for events held at specific public properties, including the White House, the Naval Observatory, and monuments dedicated to living former Presidents, Vice Presidents, or certain presidential appointees. The bill seeks to ensure that such events are not influenced by improper financial contributions.
The Stop Ballroom Bribery Act would primarily affect event organizers and donors who might be involved in fundraising for events at the mentioned public properties. By limiting donations, the bill intends to prevent any undue influence or appearance of corruption in events held at these locations.
As of November 18, 2025, the bill has been introduced in the House and referred to several committees, including the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and the Committees on Natural Resources and Transportation and Infrastructure. The bill is currently under review by these committees, which will determine its next steps in the legislative process.
