Federal Election Law

Federal Election Law governs how campaigns and political activities are conducted in the United States. It sets rules for fundraising, spending, and reporting donations to ensure transparency and prevent corruption. The law regulates the creation and operation of political committees, limits contributions from individuals and organizations, and requires disclosure of financial information. It also enforces standards for advertising and prohibits certain types of election interference. Overall, these laws aim to promote fair, open, and accountable elections, balancing free speech with the integrity of the democratic process.