Campaign finance reform seeks to regulate the role of money in politics, primarily through limits on contributions, spending, and transparency requirements. It is used to curb corruption and undue influence. Ultimately, the public benefits most, as it aims to level the electoral playing field and ensure elected officials are accountable to voters, not wealthy donors.
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