What is campaign finance reform?

Campaign finance reform refers to efforts to change the way political campaigns are funded, particularly in terms of the sources and amounts of money that can be contributed to candidates, political parties, or political action committees (PACs). The goal of campaign finance reform is often to reduce the influence of money in politics, increase transparency, and ensure that elections are fair and democratic. This can involve a variety of measures, such as limiting the amount of money individuals or organizations can contribute, requiring disclosure of donors, or providing public funding for campaigns.