By not accepting finance contributions during the presidential campaign, barack obama his cause -he would not need to repay nearly as much money -he was able to spend less time trying to come up with funds -he was not limited on how much money he could raise -there was less of a need to solicit funds from outside sources

By not accepting public finance contributions during the presidential campaign, Barack Obama helped his cause because: he was not limited on how much money he could raise, and his ammount reached $638 million, compared to McCain's $206 million, who accepted $84.1 million in taxpayer financing. While Obama reported more than 580.000 donors, McCain only reported 170.000 donors.

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