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Outside spending refers to financial contributions made by individuals, organizations, or interest groups to influence political campaigns or elections, separate from the official campaign funds of candidates. This can include expenditures on advertisements, rallies, or other forms of advocacy aimed at swaying voter opinion. Such spending is often conducted by political action committees (PACs), Super PACs, or other entities that operate independently of the candidates they support. Outside spending can significantly impact the political landscape by amplifying certain messages or candidates.

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