A wealthy donor can contribute large sums of money under the radar to support a candidate's cause as long as it does not go to the candidate directly and is used for issue advocacy.

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This statement is true. Donors can contribute large sums of money to issue advocacy groups that support a candidate's cause without disclosing their identity as long as the money is not going directly to the candidate's campaign. These donations are sometimes referred to as "dark money" and have become an increasingly controversial issue in politics.

A Wealthy Donor Can Contribute Large Sums of Money Under