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 substantial political action committee 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.
E) Political action committees serve as intermediaries to provide money to candidates that their members might not want to support publicly.

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Candidates are actually less likely to allow political action committees to purchase media access during election season due to regulations that limit such expenditures. Therefore, this would not be a reason for forming a political action committee. The other options are all valid reasons for forming a political action committee.

Which Is NOT a Reason for Forming a Political Action