campaign disclosure

Campaign disclosure refers to the requirement that candidates, political committees, and organizations involved in elections publicly report their financial activities, such as donations received and expenses spent. This transparency helps voters see who is funding campaigns and how money is used, promoting accountability and reducing the potential for corruption. Disclosures are typically made through official reports submitted to government agencies, and the information is often made available to the public via online databases. Overall, campaign disclosure aims to inform voters and ensure that electoral processes are open and transparent.