Presidential Systems Questions
In a presidential system, campaign finance is typically regulated through laws and regulations set by the government. These laws aim to ensure transparency, accountability, and fairness in the financing of political campaigns. The system may include limits on campaign contributions, disclosure requirements for donations, and public funding options for candidates. Additionally, independent regulatory bodies or commissions may be established to oversee and enforce these regulations. The goal is to prevent corruption, undue influence, and the concentration of power in campaign financing, thereby promoting a more democratic and equitable electoral process.