Soft money in political campaigns is funds given to parties for various activities that are not tightly regulated. It allows for independent expenditures to support or oppose candidates, with restrictions attempted through legislation like the McCain-Feingold bill.
Soft money in political campaigns refers to funds contributed to political parties for various activities like get-out-the-vote drives and issue advertising that are not tightly regulated by the Federal Election Commission.
One advantage of soft money for political campaigns is that it allows organizations to engage in largely unregulated independent expenditures to support or oppose candidates without being limited by federal laws.
However, measures like the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill in 2002 aimed to place restrictions on soft money practices, although some restrictions could be circumvented through other fundraising methods.
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