Funding for campaigns can come directly from all of the following except: a. using government campaign funds b. taking money directly from corporations c. contacting individuals door-to-door d. obtaining donations from individuals through events

Explanation:

US lawmakers have established a ban on corporate financing, meaning companies can not contribute to political campaigns. In this way, each party must seek funding in different ways.

The ban on corporate donations for election campaigns has created a paradox. The basis for the fence of the campaign finance by the companies was to combat the dominance of economic power, but without it the field was open to the rich candidates or benefited by means of communication.

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answer; i believe the correct answer is (117);