A Commercial PAC, or Political Action Committee, is a type of organization that raises and spends money to support or oppose political candidates, parties, or issues. Unlike traditional PACs, which are typically funded by individuals, Commercial PACs are funded by corporations, businesses, or trade associations. These organizations use their financial resources to influence the outcome of elections and shape public policy in their favor. Commercial PACs are subject to strict regulations and must disclose their contributions and expenditures to the Federal Election Commission. They play a significant role in the American political landscape, often using their financial power to advance their business interests and promote their agendas.