PACs (Political Action Committees)

Political Action Committees (PACs) are organization formed to raise and spend money to influence elections and government policies. They collect contributions from members or supporters and use these funds to support specific candidates, parties, or policy initiatives. PACs are regulated by laws that set limits on how much they can contribute and disclose their financial activities. They serve as a way for individuals or groups to participate in the political process, amplifying their influence by pooling resources to support their preferred candidates or causes within the legal framework.