That depends on the election. Candidates for local offices often finance their campaigns out their own pockets. Candidates for state and national offices rely on donations. Office-holders usually have money stashed away from past campaigns. Politicians seeking their first office often use a substantial amount of their own money. State and national party organization solicit money all the time and contribute to the campaigns of their nominees. The federal government makes funding available for the presidential election campaigns.
Study up on main key issues, raise campaign money, stay in public eye.
"Hard money" is money that is given to political parties in support of candidates.
Political parties use the money they raise to fund various activities, such as campaign events, advertisements, staff salaries, voter outreach efforts, and logistical expenses. The funds are crucial for supporting their candidates and promoting their political agendas.
"Hard money" is money that is given to political parties in support of candidates.
they need cash for their advertisements to make them look good and when the election is over they use that money on strippers
kind of like a march i think.a race between candidates for elective office; "I managed his campaign for governor"; "he is raising money for a Senate run" [syn: political campaign, run]
2 candidates * 5 vice-president candidates = 10 combinations.
Candidates
to do stuff
Commercials
Primaries
no