The notion that candidates need to raise and spend enough money to compete but that it is not always necessary to outspend an opponent is called the

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The doctrine of sufficiency suggests that candidates need to have enough money to compete but that it is possible to do so without necessarily outspending their opponents. This means that a candidate does not necessarily need to have the most money, just enough to be competitive. The other options are either unrelated or incorrect.

The Notion That Candidates Need to Raise and Spend Enough