Campaign finance lobbying

Campaign finance lobbying refers to the process where individuals or organizations raise and spend money to influence political candidates and elections. This can involve donations to campaign funds, political action committees (PACs), or directly to candidates. The goal is to support candidates who align with certain interests or policy goals. While it can enhance democratic participation by enabling diverse voices, it also raises concerns about undue influence, as wealthy donors or special interest groups may exert more power over politicians and policy outcomes, potentially overshadowing the average voter's voice.