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Campaign funds are money raised and spent during political campaigns. They are used to support candidates, promote policies, and communicate with voters. Understanding how these funds are allocated helps voters see how campaigns operate.
Sources of Campaign Funds
Campaign funds come from various sources, including individual donors, political action committees (PACs), and party committees. These sources contribute to a campaign’s financial resources, which are then managed according to legal regulations.
How Funds Are Used
Campaign funds are primarily used for advertising, staff salaries, travel expenses, and campaign events. These expenditures help candidates reach voters and promote their messages effectively.
Types of Campaign Expenses
- Advertising (TV, radio, online)
- Staff salaries and consulting fees
- Event organization and logistics
- Travel and transportation
- Printing and campaign materials