Meaningful campaign reform includes

A) allowing PACs to contribute as much money as they wish.
B) closing the loopholes that allow soft-money contributions to exist.
C) decreasing the public funds for both incumbents and challengers.
D) enacting legislation to limit the power of the Federal Elections Commission.

Campaign Reform

Efforts and policies aimed at improving the fairness, transparency, and accountability of political campaigning and financing.

Soft-money Contributions

Unregulated, indirect contributions made to political parties for general support purposes, not directly tied to the endorsement of specific candidates, which became more restricted in U.S. politics by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.

Federal Elections Commission

A federal agency created to regulate the financing of political campaigns in the United States.