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FEC lacks quorum after commissioner departures, halting enforcement of campaign finance laws.
The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is unable to function effectively after losing its third commissioner, leaving only two members and no quorum to take action.
With no four-member majority, the FEC cannot enforce campaign finance laws, investigate violations, or issue new rules, though basic data maintenance continues.
The departures—Republican Trey Trainor’s resignation and the firing of Democratic Commissioner Ellen Weintraub—have raised concerns about political interference and weakened oversight.
This marks the third time in a decade the FEC has lacked a quorum, undermining transparency ahead of upcoming elections.
FEC carece de quórum después de las salidas de los comisionados, deteniendo el cumplimiento de las leyes de financiamiento de campañas.