Campaign finance significantly influences electoral outcomes by affecting how much candidates can spend on their campaigns, impacting their visibility and competitiveness. Wealthier candidates or those with access to substantial donor networks often have advantages in advertising, outreach, and mobilization efforts. Moreover, super PACs and outside spending can shape public perception, further complicating the electoral landscape. Campaign finance laws aim to regulate these practices to foster fair competition; however, the ongoing debate about money's role in politics continues to challenge the integrity of democratic processes and voter engagement.