accessible to consumers. (c) Disclosure for political campaigns (1) In General Beginning 3 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, each operator of an email service shall be required to disclose to a political campaign, upon the request of the campaign and subject to paragraph (3), a report that includes any of the information described in paragraph (2) that is requested by the campaign. (2) Content of the disclosure The information described in this paragraph is the following: (A) The number of instances during the previous quarter when emails from the political campaign requesting the information were flagged as spam. (B) The percentage of emails sent from the political campaign requesting the information that were flagged as spam during the previous quarter. (C) The number of instances during the previous calendar quarter when emails from the political campaign requesting the information were flagged as spam by a filtering algorithm. (D) The total number of emails sent from the political campaign requesting the information that reached the intended recipient's primary inbox. (E) The percentage of emails sent from the political campaign requesting the information that reached the intended recipient's primary inbox. (F) A descriptive summary as to why an email from the political campaign requesting the information did not reach the intended recipient's primary inbox. (3) Frequency of requests A political campaign may not request that an operator of an email service provide a report containing any of the information described in paragraph (2) more than— (A) once per week during election years