Government regulations affect political advocacy by establishing the framework within which individuals and organizations operate. Regulations can include rules on campaign financing, lobbying activities, and the dissemination of information. Such regulations are designed to promote transparency and prevent corruption, but they can also limit the scope of advocacy efforts. For instance, contribution limits can restrict funding for movements, while disclosure requirements can deter participation due to fear of public exposure. Striking a balance between regulation and free expression remains a key challenge in political advocacy.