An organization was formed solely to support the creation of a high-speed rail system between two major metropolitan areas. The organization will be offering voter education seminars to be sure that the public is educated about the benefits of the rail system before the proposal is presented to the legislature. Under what circumstances would the organization be able to maintain charitable tax-exempt status?

Information in its brochures is strictly based on confirmable facts.

The brochures provide information only about the benefits of the system, but do not directly attempt to persuade voters to vote for the system.

The organization properly elects to make expenditures to influence legislation on Form 5768.

The organization would not be eligible for charitable tax-exempt status.