Campaign finance laws regulate how much money candidates and political parties can raise and spend during an election campaign. These laws aim to ensure transparency and prevent corruption by limiting the influence of wealthy donors and special interest groups on the electoral process. By putting restrictions on campaign contributions and imposing disclosure requirements, campaign finance laws help level the playing field and promote fair competition among candidates. Additionally, these laws help prevent candidates from using their financial resources to gain an unfair advantage over their opponents, thereby ensuring that elections are decided based on the merits of the candidates and their policies.
