Answer:
Explanation:
(A) To secure a party nomination, there is usually a vote by members of that party. If there are more than one candidate, then the person with the highest number of votes will get the party nomination.
(B) Political action committees are special interest groups with money. They use it to buy TV ads and other promotions for candidates. It makes candidates they support more likely to be nominated.
(C) When a candidate receives support from a PAC, it is more likely the candidate will listen to its opinions. When the candidate is elected to Congress, the PAC will gain influence for its special interest.
