Stop Adversaries Meddling in American Elections Act

Bill 118 s 5365, also known as the "Election Security Notification Act," is a proposed piece of legislation that aims to address concerns about foreign interference in United States elections. The bill would require the President to notify Congress and take specific actions in response to any attempt by a country of concern to influence or affect US elections.

Under this bill, if the President receives credible information that a foreign country is attempting to interfere in US elections, they would be required to promptly notify Congress. The President would also be required to take certain actions in response to the interference, such as imposing sanctions on the country responsible or taking diplomatic measures to address the issue.

The goal of this legislation is to ensure that the United States is better prepared to respond to foreign interference in its democratic processes. By requiring the President to notify Congress and take specific actions in response to such interference, the bill aims to protect the integrity of US elections and safeguard against outside influence. Overall, the Election Security Notification Act seeks to strengthen the United States' defenses against foreign interference in its electoral system and uphold the principles of democracy and fair elections.