Campaign and Party Finance (AQA A-Level Politics): Quizzes
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What is the UK spending cap per candidate for national parties during elections?
What is the UK spending cap per candidate for national parties during elections?
$30,000
What is 'hard money' in US campaign finance?
What is 'hard money' in US campaign finance?
Direct donations to parties with limits
What fixed amount is added to per-voter costs for UK individual candidate spending limits?
What fixed amount is added to per-voter costs for UK individual candidate spending limits?
$8,700
Above what amount must UK parties publish donor names to the Electoral Commission?
Above what amount must UK parties publish donor names to the Electoral Commission?
$7,500
How much did free postage for candidates cost UK taxpayers in the 2017 general election?
How much did free postage for candidates cost UK taxpayers in the 2017 general election?
$42 million
Approximately how much was spent on political advertising in the USA during the 2020 election?
Approximately how much was spent on political advertising in the USA during the 2020 election?
$10.8 billion
What prevents UK charities from campaigning for political parties?
What prevents UK charities from campaigning for political parties?
Charity Commission enforcement
What is the alternative name for the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act 2002?
What is the alternative name for the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act 2002?
McCain-Feingold Act
What was the combined total spending by parties in the 2019 UK general election?
What was the combined total spending by parties in the 2019 UK general election?
$30.7 million
Which 2016 campaign demonstrates that superior funding doesn't guarantee electoral success?
Which 2016 campaign demonstrates that superior funding doesn't guarantee electoral success?
Brexit Remain campaign