The primary purpose of a political action committee (PAC) is to raise and distribute funds to support political candidates or causes aligned with their interests. PACs play a crucial role in mobilizing financial resources, especially during election cycles, allowing them to influence legislative agendas and decisions. By contributing to campaigns, PACs seek to ensure that their interests are represented in government. However, the role of PACs raises questions about the impact of money on politics and the potential for inequities in political influence.