Understanding Political Action Committees

Medium Unit 5: Political Participation Political Action Committees

In the context of U.S. elections, Political Action Committees (PACs) are influential organizations that seek to raise funds to support candidates or influence legislation. Understanding the role of PACs is crucial in analyzing the dynamics of political pressure and the impact on electoral competition. Which of the following statements accurately describes a characteristic or function of Political Action Committees?

PACs are only allowed to contribute directly to candidates who share their political ideology.

PACs can donate unlimited amounts of money to political parties but have strict limits on contributions to individual candidates.

PACs must register with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and adhere to contribution limits established by federal law.

PACs are prohibited from spending money on advertisements or independent expenditures?

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