The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act __________.
A) prevented candidates from using their own money to win elections
B) limited the use of soft money in federal elections
C) limited the giving of large sums to affect election outcomes
D) allowed unlimited donations from individual donors
Answer B

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The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, also known as the McCain-Feingold Act, was primarily aimed at limiting the use of soft money—unregulated, unlimited contributions to political parties for "party-building activities," indirectly influencing federal elections.