Political financing

Political financing refers to the funding that political parties, candidates, and campaigns use to promote their agendas and secure votes during elections. This funding can come from various sources, including individual donations, corporate contributions, and public funding. Effective political financing is crucial for campaigning, advertising, and mobilizing voters. However, it raises concerns about transparency, fairness, and the influence of money on political decisions. Regulations often exist to limit donations and ensure disclosure, aiming to create a level playing field while preventing corruption and undue influence in the political process.