Political action committees give a large majority of their contributions to
A) challengers in elections where there is an incumbent.
B) Republican candidates in elections where there is no incumbent.
C) Democratic candidates in elections where there is no incumbent.
D) incumbents of both parties.
E) None of these answers is correct.

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Political action committees (PACs) tend to give a large majority of their contributions to incumbents of both parties because incumbents are more likely to win re-election, making them a safer investment for PACs seeking to influence legislation.

Political Action Committees Give a Large Majority of Their Contributions