By forming a political action committee (PAC), the interest group can show a candidate that
A) it has a strategy to maximize Astroturf lobbying to its fullest extent.
B) it is prepared to give incidentals to the most deserving incumbent.
C) its members care very deeply about an issue and are willing to donate money to support the group's position on the issue.
D) it has a better strategy to write legislation than the member of the legislature.

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A political action committee (PAC) is a type of organization that pools campaign contributions from members and donates those funds to campaigns for or against candidates, ballot initiatives, or legislation. By forming a PAC, an interest group can demonstrate to a candidate or elected official that its members are deeply invested in an issue and are willing to contribute money to support the group's position on that issue. This can help the interest group gain access to and influence over the policymaking process.

By Forming a Political Action Committee (PAC), the Interest Group