Campaign finance reforms aim to reduce corruption by limiting the influence of money in politics. Such reforms may include imposing stricter regulations on contributions, enhancing transparency around funding sources, and promoting public financing for campaigns. By addressing the disproportionate power that wealthy donors can wield, these reforms strive to ensure that policymakers remain accountable to their constituents rather than special interests. The goal is to create a more equitable electoral process where candidates can compete on ideas and platforms, rather than financial backing, ultimately strengthening democracy.