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Started by Carl Dagher
The debate centers on whether campaign donations should be allowed to remain anonymous to protect donors from social repercussions and encourage political participation. Opponents of anonymity argue that public disclosure is essential for transparency, allowing voters to trace the influence of large corporations and wealthy interests on policy decisions.
So in one of my classes, it's a startup lab class, and um I'm making a startup company, and the app idea is a political app where you get information on certain candidates and you're able to donate. However, when I was researching um donation laws, I discovered that any donation above fifty dollars can't be anonymous, and it must be disclosed to the public, like where the campaign got the money from, who donated it, and even if you go through loopholes and and and donate to PAX, the money, the amount of money, if it was above $50, you must reveal where it originated from. And that got me…