What Is the Primary Difference Between a Traditional Political Action

question 63

Multiple Choice

What is the primary difference between a traditional political action committee (PAC) and a 527 organization?

• A) There are no major differences.
• B) Unlike PACs, 527s are not subject to contribution limits and spending caps.
• C) PACs can spend money only on advertising, while 527s can only make donations
• To candidates.
• D) The money given to 527s is tax deductible, while the money given to PACs is not.
• E) PACs are not regulated by the government, while 527 groups must answer to both the Federal Election Commission and the Internal Revenue Service.

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