The Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

The passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act

The creation of the Federal Election Commission

The enactment of the Voting Rights Act

Corporations have the same First Amendment rights as individuals

Campaign finance regulations are unconstitutional

Political action committees (PACs) are unconstitutional

Super PACs are unconstitutional

A law that regulates campaign finance

A law that creates a public financing system for elections

A law that bans soft money

A law that requires candidates to disclose their campaign finances

An independent agency that regulates campaign finance

A bipartisan commission that oversees the election process

A court that hears cases related to election law

A group of experts that advises the President on election matters

A law that prohibits discrimination in voting

A law that creates a public financing system for elections

A law that bans soft money

A law that requires candidates to disclose their campaign finances

Money that is donated to political parties

Money that is donated to candidates

Money that is donated to PACs

Money that is donated to Super PACs

A political action committee (PAC) that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money

A political party committee that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money

A candidate committee that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money

A group of individuals who can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money

PACs can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money, while Super PACs cannot

PACs can only raise and spend money from individuals, while Super PACs can raise and spend money from corporations and unions

PACs can only contribute to candidates, while Super PACs can contribute to political parties and Super PACs

PACs are subject to contribution limits, while Super PACs are not

It has led to an increase in the amount of money spent on political campaigns

It has led to a decrease in the amount of money spent on political campaigns

It has had no impact on the amount of money spent on political campaigns

It is too early to tell what impact it will have on the amount of money spent on political campaigns

It would reduce the influence of money in politics

It would make elections more fair and competitive

It would increase voter turnout

All of the above

It would violate the First Amendment

It would be ineffective

It would be too difficult to implement

All of the above

It is likely to be passed in the near future

It is unlikely to be passed in the near future

It is too early to tell

None of the above

Increasing voter turnout

Preventing voter fraud

Ensuring the integrity of the electoral process

All of the above

Using new technologies to make voting more accessible

Working with law enforcement to prevent voter fraud

Educating voters about the importance of voting

All of the above

Vote in every election

Educate themselves about the electoral process

Volunteer to work at the polls

All of the above