Which is NOT a reason for forming a political action committee?
A) Candidates are more likely to notice a substantial contribution from a political action committee than small individual contributions.
B) A political action committee that makes a substantial donation to a candidate can more likely gain political access than a lobbyist who simply asks.
C) A political action committee sends a message that its members care strongly enough about their agenda.
D) Candidates are more likely to allow political action committees to purchase media access during election season.

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Option D is not a reason for forming a political action committee. The other options all provide reasons for forming a political action committee, such as gaining political access, showing strong support for a particular agenda, and having more influence through substantial donations.

Which Is NOT a Reason for Forming a Political Action