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Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.5
What is a primary difference in the role of political action committees (PACs) and super PACs in shaping public opinion?
Only super PACs support candidates for office, while traditional PACs do not.
Super PACs can raise unlimited funds, while traditional PACs have funding limits.
Super PACs don't participate in lobbying activities unlike traditional PACs.
Traditional PACS can't donate to campaigns, but Super PACS can.
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AP US Government - 4.5 Measuring Public Opinion
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