The No PAC Act would prohibit candidates running for the U.S. House or Senate from accepting campaign contributions from political action committees, with the sole exception of their own authorized campaign committees. The bill also bars these candidates from establishing leadership PACs, which are separate political committees that politicians typically use to raise money and support other candidates while building their personal political influence. This legislation would apply to all congressional elections after 2024 and would affect current and future candidates for Representative, Senator, Delegate, and Resident Commissioner positions. The bill contains no new funding provisions, as it is a regulatory measure that restricts campaign finance activities rather than allocating money. The sponsor, Representative Khanna, introduced this bill to reduce the influence of outside political committees in congressional campaigns.