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Isn’t giving PAC money equivalent to buying a candidate’s vote?

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Isn’t giving PAC money equivalent to buying a candidate’s vote?

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No. At the federal level, there are strict PAC spending limits set for each election. At the state level, RPAC of Virginia bases the amount of money contributed on how costly the candidate’s race should be based on opposition and media markets. On average, RPAC of Virginia contributions to candidates are modest, ranging between $500 and $2,500. That’s hardly enough to “buy” a vote.

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