US Campaign Finance

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How much can PACs raise per campaign?

5,000

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How much can 527s raise per campaign?

unlimited

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When was the first billion dollar election?

2008

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Trump received $______ worth of free media coverage in 2016, compared to Clinton who recieved $_______

  • 2 billion

  • 746 million

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How much can SuperPACs raise per campaign?

unlimited

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Seattle trialed the _____ _____ scheme, with each voter getting four $__ _____ to give to candidates.

  • democracy voucher

  • 25 vouchers

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Which case allowed donors to stay anonymous?

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Donor identities only have to be declared every _____, changing this could aid transparency.

Quarter

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what is the BCRA (2002)

Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act

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How much did Musk donate to Trump in 2025?

$400 million

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What ___% of Harris’ campaign funds were from small donors?

40%

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What __% of Trump’s campaign donations were from small donors?

28%

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Public funding system was introduced in ____ after the ____ scandal

  • 1976

  • Watergate

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What ruling struck down limits on individual campaign donations?

McCutcheon v FEC (2014)

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2024 spending was $__ ____, larger than the combined GDP of __ nations, and every UK general election since ____

  • 15 billion

  • 14

  • 1945

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The Republican’s leading SuperPAC, ____ reportedly had over $1.4 billion

WinRed

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Texan oil magnate, ____ was the largest individual donor in the 2024 election, donating $___ million to Trump.

  • Tim Mellon

  • 172