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Political financing is a nonfiction category covering how elections, parties, candidates and political causes are funded and regulated. Books in this genre examine campaign fundraising strategies and tools (from grassroots and digital fundraising to major donors and political action committees), the legal and regulatory frameworks governing contributions and spending, public financing models, and the role of corporate money, lobbyists and “dark money” in shaping policy and electoral outcomes. The category includes investigative journalism, legal and policy analysis, historical and comparative studies, practical handbooks on compliance and fundraising, and memoirs or case studies that illuminate ethical questions, transparency challenges and reform proposals. These works are aimed at scholars, practitioners, journalists, activists and general readers interested in the mechanics and effects of money in politics.

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