Reforming Money in Politics

Reforming money in politics involves changing how money is used in political campaigns to promote fairness, transparency, and reduce corruption. It aims to limit the influence of large donations from wealthy individuals, corporations, and special interest groups, ensuring that politicians represent all constituents rather than just those with financial power. Measures can include stricter donation limits, disclosure of campaign contributions, public funding options, and transparent spending. These reforms help build trust in the democratic process by making political funding more open and equitable, preventing undue influence that can distort policy decisions and undermine democratic ideals.