“Frugging” is an unethical fundraising tactic where a telemarketer falsely claims to be a researcher conducting a poll, when in reality the “researcher” is attempting to solicit a donation.
Like using a push poll, it’s an unethical tactic used …
“Bundlers” refers to individuals or organizations that raise large sums of money from multiple donors to support a political campaign or cause.
These bundlers are typically well-connected and influential members of a political party or interest group, and they use …
A “money bomb” is an intense grassroots online fundraising effort over a brief fixed time period to support a candidate for election.
This technique is often used by political candidates or organizations in order to raise a significant …
“Dark money” describes political donations that are made by individuals or organizations in a way that hides their identity from the public.
The term was apparently coined by Mother Jones.
In the United States, political donations are typically required …
“Bundling” refers to the practice of collecting contributions from multiple donors and submitting them to a political campaign or political action committee (PAC) as a single donation.
This allows individuals to aggregate their donations in order to make a larger …