The primary function of a political action committee (PAC) is to solicit contributions from donors so that it can go on to support a specific candidate, party, or cause. Learning the basics of PAC fundraising will enable you to raise money lawfully and efficiently while simultaneously providing your candidate with valuable financial resources during election […]
Political action committees (PACs) have been a staple of the American political system for decades. Traditional connected and non-connected PACs can fundraise for and donate directly to campaigns or candidates. However, they are subject to strict contribution limits. Super PACs, on the other hand, can raise as much money as they want and aren’t restricted […]
After creating your own political action committee (PAC), the next step is to start fundraising. The question is, where do you begin? More importantly, how can you encourage potential supporters to contribute so you can make a meaningful impact on key campaigns and initiatives? There aren’t any one-size-fits-all strategies for encouraging contributions to your PAC. […]
Political action committees (PACs) have become a foundational part of America’s political process. Though there are several different types of PACs, the most talked about is the Super PAC. If you are involved in the political process at any level or are simply a curious constituent, it’s important to understand the nuances between PACs vs. […]
Starting your political action committee (PAC) is a powerful way to back the candidates you support and advocate for issues you believe in. However, before your committee can make a difference, you’ll need to register it with the Federal Election Commission (FEC). The process might sound daunting, but it’s relatively straightforward. Understand the Basics Before […]
Political action committees (PACs) play an important role in the American political landscape, enabling groups to pool resources and support candidates, legislation, and other political initiatives. Federally connected PACs are governed by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). The FEC has a stringent set of regulations that dictate everything from the people you can collect donations […]
Starting a political action committee (PAC) can be a powerful way to influence public policy, support candidates who align with your values, and engage in the political process. However, setting up and running a PAC can be daunting, especially if you are new to the world of politics. Below, you’ll learn practical tips for creating […]
For decades, the political action committee (PAC) has been a foundational element of American politics. However, super PACs are relatively new — the concept was formalized on the heels of a landmark 2010 Supreme Court case. Today, super PACs remain a bit mysterious; many people are unclear about what these committees are, what rules they […]
The political action committee (PAC) has become an iconic component of the United States political system. PACs play a huge role in shaping American policies by providing financial support to candidates, parties, and causes. Whether you are thinking about forming your own PAC or have already done so, it’s vital that you familiarize yourself with […]
Political action committees (PACs) are a staple of the American political system. They play a significant role in supporting candidates, influencing legislative agendas, and swaying public opinion on critical issues. The question, however, is whether anyone can start a PAC. The easy answer is “Yes,” but there are some nuances that you’ll have to navigate […]
