Campaign Finance Reform

Campaign finance reform refers to changes in the way money is raised and spent in political campaigns. In the United States, large sums of money from individuals, corporations, and special interest groups can influence elections.

Advocates for reform argue that this can lead to unfair advantages for wealthy candidates, while opponents believe it protects free speech. By reforming campaign finance laws, the goal is to create a more equal playing field for all candidates, ensuring that elections are decided by voters rather than by money.