Political contributions given to a party, candidate, or interest group that are limited in amount and fully disclosed are called

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Hard money refers to political contributions that are limited in amount and fully disclosed. This kind of donation is made directly to a candidate, political party, or campaign committee and subject to federal regulations. Soft money, on the other hand, is unlimited donations to political parties or outside groups not subject to federal restrictions, and not specifically earmarked for one candidate or campaign. Easy money and watchdog money are not terms used in this context, and public funding refers to government support of political campaigns.

Political Contributions Given to a Party, Candidate, or Interest Group