; and (2) the total amount of payments made at the direction of an eligible individual to candidates and the authorized committees of candidates in the general election for such office may not exceed 60 percent of the presidential election share amount set forth under paragraph (3) of section 111(a). 114. Protecting privacy of eligible individuals (a) No treatment of payments as contributions made by individuals to candidates or committees A payment made to a candidate or committee under the Democracy Dollars Program at the direction of an eligible individual, as described in this subtitle, shall not be treated as a contribution made to the candidate or committee by the eligible individual for purposes of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 ( 52 U.S.C. 30101 et seq.). (b) Ensuring anonymity of individuals directing payments to candidates and committees In making payments to candidates and political committees under this section at the request of an eligible individual, the Democracy Dollar Administrator shall take all practicable steps to ensure that no information relating to the identity of the individual who requests that the payment be made to the candidate or committee is disclosed or otherwise made known to the candidate or the committee, including through the use of blind trusts or similar devices. 115. Remitting unexpended payments (a) Remittance required Not later than the date that is 10 days after the date on which a candidate withdraws from an election or no longer qualifies to be on the ballot for an election, any authorized committee of the candidate to which payments were made under the Program shall remit to the Democracy Dollars Fund under section 301 any amounts in the separate account established by the committee for payments received under the Program (as described in section 103(a)(3)) which remain unexpended as of such date. (b) Reallocation to amounts available for payments at direction of eligible individuals To the greatest extent practicable, the Democracy Dollar Administrator