The Ansei quake which hit the south coast of Japan, was actually a set of three earthquakes, two magnitude 8.4 quakes and a 7.4 quake over the course of several days.
Campaign finance laws regulate the manner and extent to which political parties and candidates receive monetary contributions from individuals and corporations. These contributions fund both party operations and election campaigns.
For a primary election, a campaign is limited to $2,700 dollars and allowed another $2,700 for a general election. Beyond traditional campaigning, candidates have a variety of ways to gain support and money for their cause. 1. Political Action Committees (PACS) and Super PACS: These are groups that spend money to influence the outcome of elections. They are limited in the amount of money they can give to and raise from individuals. They can advocate for candidates but are not allowed to fund any candidates directly.