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    The Practice of Combining Several Individual Campaign Contributions into One
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The Practice of Combining Several Individual Campaign Contributions into One

Question 1

Question 1

Multiple Choice

The practice of combining several individual campaign contributions into one larger contribution from a group in order to increase the group's impact is known as


A) bribery.
B) PAC-ing.
C) bundling.
D) soft money.

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