campaign funds

Presents the history of voting and the election process in the United States and discusses the electoral college, the two-party system, nominations, caucuses, and conventions, campaign funding, and endorsements.

Presents varying perspectives on the issue of election reform in the United States, discussing voting rights laws, campaign contributions, and the regulation of television advertisements and campaign coverage, and including a look at the future of American democracy.

Discusses the past, present, and future of campaign finance reform and offers analyses of critical areas of public interest including soft money, issue advocacy, and current regulation options.

Examines, election spending, providing access to a wide diversity of opinions stimulating readers to do further research for group discussion and individual interest.

A collection of seventeen essays that provides varying perspectives on issues related to campaign finance, debating the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, the Supreme Court's overturning of the Millionaire's Amendment, the ban on nonprofit campaign spending, and other topics.

Collects essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to political campaigns.

Presents an overview of campaign and election reform and law, a guide to researching the topic, and several campaign and election reform reference tools including a chronology, glossary, annotated bibliography, annotated organization and agency list, biographies, and appendixes on statistics and legislation.

Discusses the electoral process and selection of President of the United States analyzing caucuses, the two-party system, and the campaigning, nominating, and financing processes. Also includes facts and summaries for all United States presidential elections from 1789 to 1996.