US HB2476

Amends the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 to expand the definition of coordinated expenditures to include spending that is "materially consistent" with instructions, directions, guidance, or suggestions from a candidate, authorized committee, or political party committee

Applies regardless of whether campaign instructions are communicated directly to the spender or made available to the general public

Creates a presumption of coordination if the FEC finds one or more specified factors present, including: guidance on target audiences, suggested communication methods (direct mail, social media, video), or shared phrases/images/audio subsequently used in communications

Covers expenditures involving both candidates and national, state, or local political party committees, as well as their agents

Takes effect for expenditures made on or after the date of enactment