To qualify for matching funds from the government, a candidate must

To qualify for matching funds from the government, a candidate must
 
  a. agree to a blackout on television ads in the sixty days before the election.
  b. agree to certain spending limits.
  c. agree to repay the funds.
  d. contribute to a certain number of congressional candidates.
  e. raise a certain amount of money.

Question -2-

Under current campaign finance laws, corporations, unions, and individuals may make unlimited donations to
 
  a. the Federal Election Commission.
  b. individual candidates.
  c. political parties.
  d. PACs.
  e. super PACs.

Question -3-

What effect did the Citizens United v. FEC ruling have on campaign finance law?
 
  a. It banned soft money contributions.
  b. It removed all bans on soft money contributions.
  c. It instituted a blackout period for broadcast ads within 60 days of an election.
  d. It struck down the ban on independent campaign expenditures by corporations.
  e. It permitted corporations to make contributions directly to candidates and political parties.