Campaign fund-raising abuses and money laundering in recent U.S. elections: criminal networks in action

Article Abstract:

This article examines recent United States elections and problems of campaign fund-raising abuses of both Democrats and Republicans. The author maintains both parties exceeded contribution and spending limits, as well as excepted money from foreign contributors, and laundered the money through a variety of techniques.

Elections, Money laundering

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Should campaign donors be identified?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the anonymity of political campaign financial donors and the prevention of corruption through fundraising in America is discussed.

Prevention, Political corruption

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Campaign contribution limits: cure or curse?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the unforseen problems of regulations which restrict the amount of contributions made to political campaigns are discussed.

Political organizations

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