Which correctly describes how contributions are made to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund? People voluntarily give to it on their income tax return. People pay for it with a tax at the polls on election day. People are required to give to it through property taxes. People send a three-dollar check to the Federal Reserve.

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Which correctly describes how contributions are made to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund? People voluntarily give to it on their income tax return. People pay for it with a tax at the polls on election day. People are required to give to it through property taxes. People send a three-dollar check to the Federal Reserve.

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Jefferson Franklin · Answer 1

Contributions to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund are voluntarily made by people on their income tax returns.

These donations are intended to finance the presidential elections, both the main general election and the party primaries. Donations are made voluntarily by taxpayers, who are asked if they want to donate 3 dollars to this effect in their income tax returns.