; (3) in recent years hundreds of millions of dollars have poured into our political system from undisclosed sources due to a series of ill-advised court decisions, lax enforcement, and a failure to update donor disclosure laws; and (4) Congress should strengthen our campaign finance disclosure laws to shine a bright light on this shadowy political spending and on the sponsors of campaign advertisements, thereby giving Americans the information they need to make informed political decisions. 303. Amending the Constitution to reassert Congress’ authority to regulate political spending and to overturn the Citizens United ruling It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) Congress and the States should be able to regulate and set reasonable limits on the raising and spending of political money; (2) the Citizens United court case violated this principle by permitting unlimited political spending by nominally independent outside organizations; (3) in practice, this has created a new wild west of outside political spending, empowering the wealthiest few to exert even more control over our democracy; and (4) Congress should move to restore its authority to regulate the raising and spending of political money by passing a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United and other related rulings. 304. Preventing foreign interference in our elections It is the sense of the House of Representatives that— (1) elections in the United States should be the sole province of the American people; (2) recent efforts by hostile foreign actors to disrupt our elections, and thereby our democracy, must be met with resolve; and (3) Congress should— (A) institute a robust set of reforms to create real-time transparency of political advertisements on all advertising platforms, ensuring all Americans have the information they need to judge the source and content of a given political advertisement