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Money that Matters: The Role of Money in Campaigns and Elections

Using the results from a unique experiment imbedded in a national survey on attitudes towards money and politics, this paper tests voters’ reaction to the disclosure of campaign contribution information. In particular, we explore reactions to differences in the source and amount of campaign contributions. In general, we find that voters react far more to the source than to the amount of campaign contributions.