Campaign and Party Finance (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Campaign and Party Finance
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UK national party spending cap per candidate during elections

£30,000 per candidate

Hard money in USA campaign finance

Direct donations to parties/candidates (legally limited)

Electoral Commission donor disclosure threshold (UK)

Over £7,500

UK TV airtime purchase for political ads

No - prohibited under Communications Act 2003

2020 USA election total cost vs 2019 UK election

USA: ~$14 billion; UK: ~£30.7 million

Cost of UK free postage in 2017 general election

Approximately £42 million

UK vs USA: constitutional basis for finance regulation

UK: parliamentary sovereignty; USA: constitutional sovereignty

USA groups that actively campaign: PACs, Super PACs, and...

501/527 groups

UK individual candidate spending limit formula

£8,700 + 6p or 9p per registered voter

Superior funding and electoral success: guaranteed?

No - Trump 2016 & Brexit referendum outspent but won

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