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Campaign Costs and Registering

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1 Campaign Costs and Registering
SOL 5D & E

2 Rising Costs Campaigns are very expensive to run
This requires fundraising by the candidates Limits opportunities to run for office Gives advantage to the wealthy Special interest groups gain a lot of power

3 Reform Limits have been placed on the amount of money one person can donate to candidates This is to stop candidates from offering favors in exchange for donations

4 Voting Qualifications to vote in VA: How to register
Citizen of the U.S. Resident of VA 18 years old How to register Registrar’s office DMV Mail-in application

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