Red-boxing

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the American political strategy. For other uses, see Red box. Red-boxing is a tactic used by American political candidates to coordinate with political action committees (PACs), which they are legally prohibited from privately coordinating with due to campaign finance laws. Political campaigns place statements or requests on public campaign websites which are then used by PACs to support the candidate. The name for the practice comes from the red-colored box that often surrounds the instructions for PACs on campaign…

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