Keywords
Campaign finance reform
Abstract
Campaign finance reform stands as one of the most important issues in today’s modern elections. From national to municipal contests, the influx of large donations places wealthy individuals—and interests—at odds with the average voter. Over the years, volumes of academic and legislative reforms have been proposed that encompass a wide range of electoral subject matter. From Citizens United to Federal Elections Commission (FEC) control mechanisms, solutions on how to change our campaign finance regulatory regime cover a large and diverse area of law and policy. However, the central theme throughout these reforms is maximizing transparency and curbing the undue influence of candidates through large donations.
Recommended Citation
Ben Miller,
Protecting the Viability of the Small Donor in Modern Elections,
70 Ark. L. Rev.
57
(2017).
Available at:
https://scholarworks.uark.edu/alr/vol70/iss1/2