Financial Transparency and Accountability

Political Finance Transparency

-Financial Transparency and Accountability

This Policy Brief discusses the importance of increasing political

finance transparency in order to: (a) prevent an ‘arms race’ in election spending; (b) level the political and electoral playing field; (c) keep illicit and criminal money out of politics and elections; (d) promote the political participation of women and other marginalized groups; and(e) incentivize compliance with political finance regulations. 

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