A candidate creates a TV ad to hurt his opponent's campaign. The advertisement features a series of quotes and actions taken out of context to make the opponent look unfit for the position of President. An outside group pays for the advertisement to be aired on many local stations, well exceeding the legal limit for campaign donations, and the candidate does not disclose in the ad who has paid or created it. Which of the following policies could this candidate be seen as violating?

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A. Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002

B. Citizens Untied v. FEC

C. Section 527 of the US Internal Revenue Code

D. Federal Election Campaign Act of 1974

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topeadeniran2 topeadeniran2 · Answer 1 · 2022-07-01T17:08:48+02:00

The policy that the candidate be seen as violating is Federal Election Campaign Act of 1974.

It should be noted that this policy was put on place to regulate corporate and union spending in campaigns.

In this case, the policy that the candidate be seen as violating is Federal Election Campaign Act of 1974.

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