Interest groups are permitted to spend as much money as they want on issue advocacy during
A campaign season,as long as they

A) do not coordinate their efforts with a candidate's own campaign organization.
B) are willing to publicize their membership lists.
C) present both sides of the issue in their issue advocacy ads.
D) do not employ any person who has formerly worked on a political campaign.

Interest groups are allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money on issue advocacy during a campaign season as long as they do not coordinate with a candidate's campaign. This is because coordinating with a campaign would be seen as a form of political contribution, which is regulated and limited by campaign finance laws. By not coordinating, interest groups can still express their views and influence public opinion without being subject to limitations on political contributions.