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@9LLSB3NFree Democratic Partyfrom Maine  answered…2yrs

Reduced. Quantity based on number of votes. Transparency enhanced.

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@9LLSB3NFree Democratic Partyfrom Maine  answered…2yrs

Decrease funding, make it proportional to the number of votes received, and mandate enhaced transparency.

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@9LLSB3NFree Democratic Partyfrom Maine  answered…2yrs

Reduced current amount. Make it proportional to the number of votes received. Transparency should be enhanced.

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@9GBPM6DChristian Democratic Unionfrom Arizona  answered…2yrs

No, and political campaigns should be publicly funded

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@9QWVP8YLeft Front from California answered…1yr

Only if that money was used in an election, which also saw the end of all private donations during the said election.

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@9X4WCGXSocial Democratic Partyfrom Indiana  answered…8mos

No stance on this issue.

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@9SHFM7LFelicityfrom South Carolina  answered…1yr

there shouldnt be election

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@B2PXRCXRhinocerosfrom Maine  answered…2mos

No, and political parties should be abolished

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@9WCVF94Constitutional Democraticfrom Illinois  answered…9mos

Yes only for parties that are in the diet

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@9Z5XSL3Libertarianfrom Pennsylvania  answered…5mos

If the Prime Minister, Senator, or House of Commons member chooses to privately support a party using their own money, t...

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@B37C5GTModerate Partyfrom New York  answered…1mo

No, and there should be more restrictions and transparency on how they spend the money

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