in US politics, an organization that is allowed engage in unlimited political spending independently of campaigns. The official name is "independent-expenditure only committees".Proponents o [..]

This type of political action committee (PAC) is allowed to raise an unlimited amount of money from donors who can choose to remain anonymous. Super PACs are not allowed to donate directly to individual campaigns or coordinate with candidates or political parties. See Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

An independent political advocacy organization permitted to take unlimited amounts of influence away from voters.

A super PAC, also known as an independent expenditure-only committee, is a type of political action committee that came into existence in 2010 following a federal court decision in SpeechNow.org v. Federal Election Commission. Super PACs may raise and spend unlimited sums of money for the sole purpose of making independent expenditures to support o [..]

A political action committee that is able to raise unlimited funds from corporations, unions and other groups or individuals.

Technically, these are “independent expenditure-only committees,” organizations registered with the FEC that don’t contribute to candidates but do make independent expenditures. They can take unlimite [..]