Legal frameworks shape political campaigns by defining rules and guidelines for their conduct, including funding, advertising, and the mobilization of voters. Campaign finance laws regulate the flow of money to candidates and parties, seeking to prevent corruption and ensure fairness. Regulations about advertising limit false claims, ensuring candidates present accurate information to voters. Additionally, laws governing public debate formats and accessibility ensure that all parties have an equitable chance to communicate their policies. These frameworks ultimately promote transparent and accountable political competition, fostering a more informed electorate.