evidence: She isn't alone. The seven first-term Democrats Vox talked to for this piece made it clear they plan to stick to their promise and aren't planning to take corporate PAC money when they run in 2020. [...] As Wild demonstrates, there's an important distinction to make here: Just because these Democrats aren't taking corporate PAC money doesn't mean they're saying no to all PAC money. Many accept donations from advocacy group PACs like Planned Parenthood Action Fund and House leadership PACs like House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer's AmeriPAC. There's plenty of reason to question that saying no to corporate PACs actually erodes a financial advantage; Democrats far out-fundraised Republicans in 2018. [...] It's not as if these first-term members are forswearing all meetings with corporate lobbyists, but the meetings come without the added pressure of doing favors for some campaign cash.