University of Pennsylvania Law Review · 1999 · 17 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesPolitical SciencePublic FinanceFundraisingPolitical EconomyPublic EconomicsCampaign FinanceElectionsElectoral IncentivesOnline CampaigningPolitical CompetitionPolitical StrategyCampaign Finance AdvantageFranking PrivilegePolitical Campaign FinancePrivilegesPublic Campaign FinancingPublic Financing Of ElectionsSelf-funding Campaigns
One can argue that we already have a system of government financing that substantially favors incumbents, in the form of franking privileges, free web sites, paid time off to campaign, and so on, so perhaps this suggestion is not so far fetched.See