The Election Infrastructure Integrity Act requires the Election Assistance Commission to create and maintain a public database listing all private vendors involved in election administration for federal elections. States and local election officials must submit information about these vendors within 30 days after each federal election, including the vendor's identity, contract terms (except security-sensitive information), and ownership details including any foreign ownership or control. The bill defines election systems broadly to include voting machines, voter registration databases, electronic pollbooks, and other systems critical to managing federal elections. As an enforcement mechanism, the legislation prohibits states from receiving federal election administration funds if they fail to comply with the reporting requirements. The law takes effect for federal elections held in 2026 and beyond.
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