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party's are legal,organized bodies by law
Godfrey Smitham
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∙ 14y agoInterest groups have a broader set of issues, they CANNOTgive money to candidates (only influence), parties are NOTdependent of interest groups and size and wealth are NOT important for the influence.
On the other side, PACs concentrate on a single or specific issue, CAN give money to a candidate for office such as Congress or a Presidential candidate, parties AREdependent of PAC money, and size and wealth AREimportant for the influence.
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∙ 11y agoAn interest group wants to influence policy and focuses on fewer, more specific issues. A political party wants to control government and focuses on more, broader issues.
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∙ 12y agostuff and such
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The political arm of a special interest group?
The political arm of a special interest group is the Political Action Committee, or PAC. This group can legally fund raise on behalf candidates or political parties.
What is the primary difference between a political action committee (PAC) and a caucus?
A PAC is not formally related to a political party.
How does growth in the number of interest groups and PAC's make it difficult for the federal government to enact public policy?
As more interest groups and PACs are made it becomes extremely difficult for the government to please everyone
The xyz PAC operates on behalf of the xyz interst group which campaign behavior of the xyz PAC would be against current law?
To know which campaign behavior would be against current law a person would need to know what the behaviors are. Without knowing what the behavior choices are it is difficult to know the correct answer.
What is a political action committee PAC used for?
It is used to raise and disburse funds for political campaigns. Under US campaign finance laws, PACs are treated differently from either a political party or a candidate's own campaign funds.
What is a special interest fundraising group?
PAC
What are the difference between PAC DO and MD?
What is a P.A.C?
What is the difference between a PA and a PAC doctor terms?
What is PA what is PAC in doctor terms
The political arm of a special interest group?
The political arm of a special interest group is the Political Action Committee, or PAC. This group can legally fund raise on behalf candidates or political parties.
What is the primary difference between a political action committee (PAC) and a caucus?
A PAC is not formally related to a political party.
A PAC attempts to benefit the members of an interest group by?
raising and contributing campaign funds to canidates who agree with the views
The political arm of special interest groups?
The political arm of a special interest group is the Political Action Committee, or PAC. This group can legally fund raise on behalf candidates or political parties.
How does a political action committee PAC attempt to benefit the members of an interest group?
A political action committee (PAC) attempts to benefit the members of an interest group by raising and spending money to support political candidates who align with the group's goals and priorities. By donating to campaigns, funding advertisements, and organizing grassroots efforts, PACs aim to influence elections and shape policy outcomes in favor of their interest group members.
What is PAC?
PAC stands for Political Action Committees. They are the fundraising wing of interest groups.
Who do interest groups try not to alienate?
PAC's
What is the primary difference between a political action committee and a caucus?
A PAC is not formally related to a political party.
A part of the Special Interest Group that raises money for the purpose of spending that money on candidates running for office who will support their cause is called?
A Political action committee (PAC)
