Political Action Committees ____ (A) are not covered by federal election laws.(B) are committees created under federal or state
law for the purpose of collecting political donations.(C) coordinate all expenditures directly with the candidate.(D) collect funds from the candidate and transfer them to the political party.(E) are limited in how much they spend
(B) are committees created under federal or state law for the purpose of collecting political donations
Explanation:
Political action committee is a committee formed by the collaboration of many members. The primary reason for the formation of the committee is to raise funds and to spend them to elect and defeat the candidates. The finance required for the purpose of campaigning is fulfilled by the funds raised by the committee.
Interest groupa re voluntary organizations with a common cause, whose members seek to influence public policy. A political party on the other hand is a group of persons organized to acquire and exercise political power.
Interest groups are concerned with the policies of government, while political parties are concerned with the personnel of government.
