What does BIZPAC stand for?

Business PAC (Political Action Committee)

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Business, finance, etc.

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For example, business PACs will be permitted to contribute a maximum of $2,000 per calendar year to other PACs.

Connecticut's New Campaign Finance Law Signifies Major Changes for ...

Other donors include the business PAC United for Washington, as well as the Farm Bureau, and associations representing restaurants and the logging industry.

PAC funds will help Cantwell; On Politics

Whereas the average association spends 32 percent of its resources for labor, overhead and expenses, NBWA spends 12 percent--the lowest of any federal business PAC surveyed.

NBWA PAC gets high rating

Atsinger, who founded the California Independent Business PAC with three other wealthy business executives, is a multi-millionaire who owns Salem Communications Corp.

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He doesn't have to, considering the large individual contributions by corporate executives such as Hayes, not to mention business PACs.

Kirk leads enterprise straight down the middle

Wexler, in turn, organized a coalition of business PACs to lobby against strong campaign finance reform.

Fluctuating Fortunes: The Political Power of Business in America

In 1993-94, business PACs gave slightly more to Democrats.

Business is basking in strong GOP majority

The third panelist -- Richard Kazen, former executive director of the now-defunct United for California, a statewide business PAC -- said California business leaders should either form a new PAC or "become more astute.

Political experts urge business people to get in the act; they say ...