Why haven’t the changes to campaign finance laws passed in 2002 been effective in stopping the flow of soft money?
a. the laws were written before candidates started raising funds on the internet.
b. the flow has been used for party building.
c. the flow has shifted to hard money.
d. the laws limit soft money going to political parties but not to other groups.

The changes to the campaign finance laws passed in 2002 haven't been effective in stopping the flow of soft money because :

d. The laws limit soft money going to political parties but not to other groups. CORRECT

The correct answer is the option D: The laws limit soft money going to political parties but not to other groups.

Explanation:

To begin with, the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 or BCRA is the name given to an United States federal law that became effective on November of 2002 after President George H. W. Bush signed into law in March of the same year. Moreover, main purpose of the law is to establish a regulation in the financing of the political campaigns.

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