Political action committees (PACs) significantly impact electoral outcomes by raising and distributing funds to support candidates aligned with their interests. By financing campaigns, PACs can enhance a candidate's visibility and competitiveness during elections. The funding provided by PACs often helps candidates amplify their messages and mobilize grassroots support. Additionally, the backing of influential PACs can lend credibility and attract endorsements. However, the growing influence of PACs raises concerns about financial power overshadowing the voices of ordinary voters, consequently affecting the democratic process and policy priorities.