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hybrid PAC
noun1 a political group allowed to operate both as a traditional federal political action committee, which can give money directly to candidates, and as a super PAC, which can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money to influence elections as long as it doesn't coordinate with a candidate or political party
'Any PAC that doesn’t become a hybrid PAC is run by idiots. The default is going to be hybrid PACs,' said Dan Backer, the principal attorney at DB Capitol Strategies who successfully argued last year’s Carey v. Federal Election Commission case, the decision in which legalized hybrid PACs for those not tied to corporations and unions.— Politico
One of Haley’s earliest donors, WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum, contributed $10 million alone to the hybrid PAC.— Open Secrets