This legislative bill proposes to enhance the penalties for arson when it targets or involves political organizations. Specifically, it suggests tougher punishments for intentionally destroying or damaging buildings using fire or explosives if: 1. The building is used by a political organization. 2. The arson is motivated, in significant part, by the building's connection to a political organization—whether it's due to the owner's or occupant's association with political activities. 3. The act is intended to make a political statement.

Under this bill, such offenses could lead to a punishment of up to 25 years in prison, a fine of up to $40,000, or both.