the monies are given to the candidates that support their issues
The Federal Election Campaign Act.
The parties have to depend largely on donations for their campaign funding.
Campaign funding in state elections are regulated by state laws passed by each state's general assembly.
Campaign funding in state elections are regulated by state laws passed by each state's general assembly.
By refusing public funding, Obama can spend an unlimited amount of money on his campaign. If he had accepted public funding, he would be subject to government-imposed spending limits on his campaign.
It has to do with campaign finance reform and limits PAC's influence on elections.
State laws regulate funding in both.
PAC money, or Political Action Committee money, is primarily directed toward supporting candidates, political parties, or specific legislative initiatives that align with the interests of the PAC. This funding is often used for campaign contributions, advertisements, and other forms of political advocacy. PACs typically represent specific industries, labor unions, or interest groups, aiming to influence political outcomes that benefit their causes.
DONATIONS
by the state
This depends on the country or region in question, since campaign funding rules vary from place to place and this directly impacts what private sources are available.
In addition to monetary contributions, a Political Action Committee (PAC) can support campaign efforts through independent expenditures, which include funding for advertisements, mailers, and other promotional activities that advocate for or against a candidate. PACs can also engage in grassroots organizing, mobilizing volunteers, and conducting voter outreach efforts. Furthermore, they can provide strategic advice and resources to help candidates bolster their campaigns. These activities help amplify a candidate's message and increase their chances of success without directly coordinating with the campaign.