campaign finance
[/kæmˈpeɪn ˈfaɪnæns/]
nounpl: campaign finances
financiamento de campanha
1. The process of raising and spending money for political campaigns, including contributions from individuals, organizations, and political parties
Campaign finance reform is a major issue in American politics.
A reforma do financiamento de campanha é uma questão importante na política americana.
2. The money used to support a candidate's election bid or political initiative
The candidate raised millions in campaign finance for the presidential race.
O candidato arrecadou milhões em financiamento de campanha para a corrida presidencial.
3. Laws and regulations governing the collection and use of funds in political campaigns
New campaign finance laws were enacted to increase transparency.
Novas leis de financiamento de campanha foram promulgadas para aumentar a transparência.
In the United States, campaign finance is a highly regulated and controversial aspect of politics, with ongoing debates about the influence of money in elections and transparency. In Brazil, campaign finance regulations have evolved significantly, with rules about donations, spending limits, and disclosure requirements established by electoral law (Lei das Eleições). The topic reflects broader concerns about political corruption and democratic integrity in both countries.
Related Idioms & Phrases
follow the money - trace campaign finance to understand political motivations
dark money - undisclosed campaign finance contributions
grassroots fundraising - small individual campaign finance contributions
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