To raise funds for political candidates

To inform voters about candidates and issues

To promote civic engagement and participation

To regulate the conduct of elections

By providing information about candidates and issues

By shaping public opinion and perceptions of candidates

By mobilizing voters to participate in elections

All of the above

Contribution limits

Spending limits

Disclosure requirements

Public financing

To increase transparency and accountability

To prevent corruption and illegal activities

To promote fair and competitive elections

All of the above

They can create the perception that wealthy donors have undue influence

They can lead to increased polarization and division among voters

They can undermine public trust in the electoral process

All of the above

They are expenditures made by candidates and political parties

They are expenditures made by outside groups that are not coordinated with candidates

They are expenditures made by Super PACs

They are expenditures made by 501(c)(4) organizations

Super PACs can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money

Super PACs are not required to disclose their donors

Super PACs can coordinate directly with candidates

None of the above

To reduce the influence of wealthy donors

To promote fair and competitive elections

To increase voter turnout

All of the above

It can increase voter turnout

It can reduce the influence of special interests

It can increase public trust in the electoral process

All of the above

It can limit free speech

It can increase the power of incumbents

It can make it more difficult for challengers to compete

All of the above

It overturned the ban on corporate and union spending in elections

It upheld the ban on foreign nationals contributing to U.S. elections

It limited the amount of money individuals can contribute to candidates

It required candidates to disclose their donors

It overturned the aggregate contribution limits for individuals

It upheld the ban on corporate and union spending in elections

It limited the amount of money individuals can contribute to candidates

It required candidates to disclose their donors

It enforces campaign finance laws

It regulates the conduct of elections

It provides public financing for elections

It investigates allegations of campaign finance violations

To regulate campaign finance

To prevent government employees from engaging in political activities

To promote fair and competitive elections

To increase voter turnout

To provide information about candidates and issues

To shape public opinion and perceptions of candidates

To mobilize voters to participate in elections

All of the above