Updated 11-6-97
Introduction
The Current System
Reform Proposals
Other Approaches
Key Terms
Players
AllPolitics' Special Fund-Raising Section
TIME: Washington's Debating Campaign Finance (9/29/97)
TIME: The Wake-Up Call (2/3/97)
What's Legal And Not In Non-U.S. Citizen Donations By Brooks Jackson/CNN
FECInfo Home Page
Brookings Working Group on Campaign Finance Reform
Federal Election Commission

Common Cause president Ann McBride asserts spending limits are key, while Cato Institute president Edward Crane urges abolishing contribution limits. (25/11/96)

Should soft money be banned?
The Tally
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Campaign Reform
The Dole Proposal
Seizing on the flap over donations to the Democratic National Committee by non-U.S. citizens, GOP nominee Bob Dole in mid-October outlined a strategy for campaign reform which included four main proposals:
- A requirement that only American citizens be allowed to contribute funds to a candidate or political party.
- Creation of a bipartisan committee to study ways to eliminate soft money from labor unions and corporations to political parties.
- A ban on the use of mandatory contributions such as labor union dues for political purposes.
- Reforms to lessen the influence of PAC giving.

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