ALEC

• Disband all ALEC Task Force groups and do not accept lawmakers as members.
• Make publicly available online the full archives of all proposed and passed ALEC model legislation, including sponsors.
• Make publicly available online a comprehensive list of current and past legislative and corporate members.

State Governmental Authorities

State Lawmakers: 

• Do not associate with ALEC.
• Disclose current and past affiliations with ALEC. Release public information detailing attendance at ALEC convenings, participation in ALEC Task Forces, and communications with or facilitated by ALEC officials.
• Amend state open meetings laws to ensure they cover lawmakers’ activities at ALEC meetings.
• Amend state open records laws permitting public access to information and materials relating to all interactions between ALEC and lawmakers.

Attorneys General

• Investigate whether ALEC’s lobbying activities violate state laws governing the activities of charitable organizations.

District Attorneys and Prosecutors

• Use prosecutorial discretion to refuse to criminally prosecute individuals under statutes drawn from ALEC model legislation.

Federal Governmental Authorities

Internal Revenue Service 

• Investigate whether ALEC’s lobbying activities violate federal laws governing the activities of charitable organizations.

Progressive Lawmakers in the U.S. Congress

• Hold hearings on the negative and widespread impact of ALEC’s activities on people of color across the U.S., with firsthand testimony from racial justice, Indigenous, and Palestinian rights organizations.
• Formally inquire into whether the Internal Revenue Service has begun investigating whether ALEC’s lobbying activities violate federal laws governing the activities of charitable organizations.

Private Sector

Journalists and Media Organizations

• Closely investigate the connections that conservative and pro-corporate state laws have to ALEC’s members, Task Force activities, annual meetings, and model legislation.
• Track bills across state legislatures that have originated from ALEC model legislation.
• Cover ALEC convenings, and publish as much information as possible.
• Utilize public records requests to obtain any internal ALEC documents, communications, and information that are in the public interest to publish.

Financial Supporters of Progressive Activism and Organizing

• Prioritize funding for organizations fighting corporate capture, with special consideration given to Black, Indigenous, female, queer, and/or immigrant-led organizations that adopt an intersectional critique of corporate capture.  

Public Interest Organizations

Organizers and Movement Groups

• Continue cross-movement organizing to focus attention on ALEC.
• Continue pressing state lawmakers to not associate with ALEC.

Progressive Social Justice Organizations 

• Focus research, advocacy, and legal activities on the impact ALEC has on people of color, beyond just the impacts ALEC’s activities have on democracy and good governance.