Political action committees (PACs) play a pivotal role in the United States political arena by collecting and distributing funds to influence electoral outcomes. Traditionally, PACs are “connected” to (read: affiliated with) a political party, corporation, or union sponsor, but nonconnected PACs are different, as they operate independently of a union or corporate sponsor. Below is […]
Since 1998, polls have accurately predicted the outcome of House, Senate, gubernatorial general election, and presidential races 78% of the time, a statistic that — all things considered — is pretty impressive. Pollsters use a variety of information to make their predictions, including serves, historical trends, and most importantly, voter data, but therein lies a […]
